Shaunee Flowers Maria Georgas has received quite a bit of screentime on Season 28 of The Bachelor. She was thrust into drama with Sydney Gordon starting in Episode 2, and the fun hasn’t stopped yet. Even though Sydney went home in Episode 4, there’s still more feuding for Maria as she continues to focus on her connection
Madina Alam was sent home in Episode 5 when Joey chose not to give her or Autumn Waggoner a rose in the latest rose ceremony. That sends home just one more person involved in the Maria Georgas bullying drama that has taken over The Bachelor since Episode 2. In Episode 4, Joey sent Sydney Gordon
We’re hitting the halfway point of Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor. While most of the 32 women who started Season 28 with Joey have already gone home, we’re getting to the part where many fan favorites start missing out on roses. There are only 10 women left now, meaning we’ve already said goodbye to
Madina Alam dodged a lot of drama on Season 28 of The Bachelor, but she couldn’t avoid getting sent home. She didn’t get a rose during Joey’s Episode 5 rose ceremony in Spain, effectively ending her run on the show. While she’s gone home now, Madina is certainly not forgotten. Even before her exit, Lea
Madina was the center of the drama between Maria and Sydney on Season 28 of The Bachelor. It all started when Sydney started talking to the other women about something Maria said regarding age or being old in The Bachelor mansion. It was sort of in response to Madina talking about being the oldest woman
Season 28 of The Bachelor has been full of drama – mostly because Sydney Gordon decided early that she doesn’t like Maria Georgas. And she just wouldn’t let it go. Sydney took aim at Maria in Episode 2 over a comment the Canadian native made about her age, and she ran with it. We’re talking
Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor is nearing the halfway point, and so far, it has been centered around Maria Georgas and the bullying drama. Starting in Episode 2, Maria was accused of bullying after she made comments about her age that Sydney took offense to and ran with. She went to Madina — the
It seems like nothing will stop Bachelor Nation from loving Joey Graziadei. Last week, The Bachelor star stuck his foot all the way in his mouth when he mistook Gypsy Rose Blanchard for Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It’s not really clear why he thought the convicted murderer was a late Supreme Court Judge, but the mistake
Season 28 of The Bachelor has been a whirlwind already with all the drama, kissing, romance, and literally everyone falling in love with Joey Graziadei. It’s easily been one of the best Bachelor seasons in years, and it’s safe to say that Joey is a breath of fresh air. The 28-year-old tennis coach is quite
It feels like Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor just started, but in reality, we’re already almost to the halfway point. Season 28 started with 32 women vying for Joey’s attention, but he quickly chopped that down to 22 after the first episode. While Joey has certainly been playing Mr. Nice Guy and hasn’t made