Greg Grippo will certainly be in the hot seat duringThe Bachelorette:After the Final Rosespecial.
During anOn Air With Ryan Seacrestinterview Thursday,Tayshia Adams— who serves asa co-mentoronKatie Thurston’s season alongsideKaitlyn Bristowe— said that Monday’s finale will address the rumors that former contestantGreg Grippo’s took acting classes before appearing on the show.
“You know, I’ll just tell you this,” Adams, 30, said. “That will be addressed. So just wait, just wait.”
While Grippo has yet to address the speculation surrounding his acting career aspirations, rumors began swirling earlier in the season thathe allegedly attended William Esper Acting Schoolin New York.
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Grippo ended his relationship with Thurston after he said he failed to receive the reassurance he needed to move forward in the process.
“There’s obviously a disconnect here. It’s, like, clear. That’s obvious,” he told Thurston the morning aftertheir rocky Hometowns week date. “As much as it hurts me, I’ve reached my breaking point with this. I gave you everything and I really hope you find something.”
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Though Thurston chased after him, Grippo still chose to leave the show. Her remaining contenders areBlake MoynesandJustin Glaze.
After the episode aired, Thurston seemingly addressed the drama, sharing anApril postfrom the account@soyouwanttotalkabouton her Instagram Story titled “So You Want to Talk About Gaslighting.”
The first slide defines the term as “a form of emotional abuse and psychological manipulation involving distorting the truth in order to confuse or instill doubt in another person to the point [where] they question their own sanity or reality.”
Asked about the breakup, Adams speculated that Grippo struggled with the reality of Thurston dating other men.
“It is really tough when you start having feelings for someone and [you’re] blatantly seeing them kind of act the same way that you experience that person with them,” she said onOn Air With Ryan Seacrest. “It’s tough because it’s like, okay, so what’s real and is this just how you are with everyone. But it’s kind of, like, the name of the game, in a way. It’s not right, it’s hard. But it’s what we’re here for.”
The Bachelorette’s three-hour finale airs Monday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
source: people.com
