There doesn't seem to be anyone in America that thinks Venezuela native Juan Pablo handled his stint as ABC number one Bachelor very well, especially not last year's lead and new husband to Catherine Giudici, Sean Lowe. Lowe took to Twitter to give Pablo a pass on the wedding proposal, while at the same time slamming his overall attitude and performance as subpar for the job.
It is not unusual for the each season's Bachelor to have their final rose decision questioned by the American audience, but it is a little unorthodox to be immediately called out by former position holder, only hours after the job is completed.
But unorthodox or not Sean Lowe thought the situation could use his two cents after the disaster that was last Monday night.
Not only did Claire tell him where to go, he wouldn't really admit to having any kind of deep feelings for one of the only women he could trick into staying around until the finale.
It was his combative refusal to host Chris Harrison that riled Sean up enough to take his Blackberry out and get to bashing via Twitter:
"My take on last night: I commend JP on not proposing if he isn't ready. And he certainly shouldn't feel pressured to say 'I love you.'
"However, as the bachelor you can't say I want to keep my feelings private. You owe it to the fans and network to open up. That's the job.
"Lastly, disrespecting the nicest guy in show business @chrisbharrison should be a crime. That's my take."
For his part, Chris Harrison told ABC that he never intended to back Galavis into any linguistic corners, he just wanted the same thing America was looking for, the truth:
"I wasn't harping on him so much to make him say "I love you," that's kind of irrelevant to me. It was just, things weren't adding up and it was just bizarre. Their body language was telling me one thing and his words were telling me another. It was him.
"I don't know what his motivation was for what he pulled last night. That was the most puzzling thing. I really felt like I was sitting here, like Jerry Maguire, saying, 'Help me help you. I'm trying to make you look better. Come up with an articulate thought about this woman next to you who has pledged her devotion to you.'
"[But] the more he spoke, the worse he looked."
Do be fair to Juan Pablo he kind of seems like a d-bag when he isn't saying anything either.
