Bachelor Sean Lowe and his brand new bride Catherine seem to already have some different ideas about what is going to be allowed for their children and what is not. Now that the wedding is over and done with, Sean has an update for the world; he thinks the show is unnatural and wrong and wouldn't even let his pretend daughter go on the program in the hypothetical future. They didn't quite fight, but Catherine strongly disagrees, and blames Sean's reservations on his upbringing.
America loves Sean and Catherine because they made the perfect born-again-virgin couple on the nation's guiltiest pleasure the Bachelor.
But as a married couple, the Lowes haven't quite got everything worked out just yet.
They have disagreed from the start on how many children they'd like to have; Catherine thinks the couple needs to get to work on the first of five, while Sean feels like "that sounds like a lot."
Sean and Catherine also clearly have different ideas about what the Bachelor is and what it represents.
During a recent Q&A posted by the Stir, Lowe stated that it would never be okay for any of his daughters, no matter how hypothetical they may be, to appear on the Bachelor as anything other than the host (via Entertainmentwise):
"Absolutely not! No way would I want my daughter to go on a show where a guy is kissing multiple women and where she's one of 24 competing for one guy. No way."
The former Miss Giudici explains that Sean is wrong and only feels that way because his parent screwed his mind up:
"You know, I would. Obviously Sean and I are different on this answer, but I think because of how we were guided from our parents and our upbringing.
"As long as you know who you are and as long as you can really showcase that light that is inside of you, just the way that Sean did, and I hope that I showed that exact same thing.
"I don't see why that should be a problem as long as we instilled a lot of great things in them."
But no doubt Catherine feels this way because she doesn't understand that the Bachelor is inherently unnatural like dancing or flossing; luckily Catherine has Sean there to explain it to her (via Us Weekly):
"It's unnatural to date 25 women at one time, and it felt wrong," he admits. "A lot of the time, it felt wrong. I wrestled with it quite a bit.
"What if I'm actually harming my testimony by going on a show and dating multiple people at one time, and kissing multiple people?"
Don't worry about the fighting though, no doubt Sean also doesn't believe in divorce.
