It’s been three weeks since The Bachelor ended and the vitriol aimed at Alex Nation is raging on.
Only now it has taking a far nastier turn, beyond the throwaway remarks damning Richie for choosing single mum Alex over country girl Nikki.
When the nation was in a collective state of shock, we could be forgiven for any initial outrage at the finale result.
Of course, we realise now that we were completely punk’d by the show’s sneaky producers who gave us only snippets of the love story between Alex and Richie while ramping up Nikki’s narrative. Ah, the ‘reality’ of reality TV.
Since then, the pair has finally been able to enjoy each other’s company in the open after months of secrecy. And they look smitten. Just like any other couple in the throes of ~young love~.
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I do find it very odd that she chose to go to Perth for 2 weeks to spend time with Richie after being away from her son for months. That's a very strange call to make, I'm sure that nobody thinks single parents shouldn't date - of course they should! - but to choose to spend 24/7 time for a fortnight with a new boyfriend over your child is very immature and saddening. I think Richie is a shit in that scenario as well, surely he could have come to Melbourne, he clearly has no idea what it means to be a parent.
I find it amazing that some people think they can judge a person's character based on what they see on a reality tv show. As for her former sister in law and her ex's new partner, that kind of behaviour says far more about them than it says about the person they are attacking.
Agree. Why did they feel they needed to attack her or "out her" or whatever it is that they're doing? What good will it bring them? Just makes them look petty.