Despite the fact that he is currently a cast member on couples' therapy oriented TV show, Marriage Boot Camp, Season 17 Bachelor, Sean Lowe, thinks he is in a place to give the Season 11 Bachelorette and her winner relationship advice. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Dallas based reality star thinks that if Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth really want things to work they just need to focus on each other as much possible over the next few months. Word has it that regardless of Lowe's advice, the new couple are serious about settling down and already have plans to have five kids and adopt dog less than a week after the 2015 series finale.
Although he was just recently seen admitting that he has failed his wife as a husband on a trailer for an upcoming episode of Celebrity Wife Swap, Sean Lowe felt the need to break off Kaitlyn Bristowe and her new boyfriend, Shawn Booth a little unsolicited relationship advice.
In his longwinded statement via Us Weekly, Lowe goes on-and-on essentially tripping over himself saying that all romantic relationships take effort:
"Every relationship takes work, especially relationships formed on TV!
"I remember the few months between filming and the last episode of my season when Catherine and I...We were in love and we couldn't imagine having hard times or experiencing any issues that might endanger the relationship.
"That naiveté wore off pretty quickly once we were thrust into the real world. Your relationship is going to run into issues both big and small. It's imperative that you find a way to work through them."
While it is doubtful that Sean's words had an influence over them, one source the latest August 10, issue of Life & Style insists that Kaitlyn and Shawn are serious as they can be about going the distance:
"They love thinking about their future together.
"They really want to spend as much time together as possible.
"They really want to focus their energy on each other rather than the next project."
What do you think about Sean Lowe's relationship advice?
Should the Season 17 Bachelor think about eventually writing his own version of She's Just Not That into You?
Or, would it be best if Sean just sticks to disappointing his own wife for the time being?
Let us know what you think in the comment field below?
