Kelley Flanagan and Natasha Parker are two faces you won’t be hearing from at the Women Tell All special.
The Women Tell All special of The Bachelor was filmed a few days ago.
The focus was, of course, on some of the drama that played out this season, including Victoria F’s behavior and Alayah’s return to the show where Peter gave her a rose.
However, Natasha’s only one-on-one date won’t be discussed and neither will Kelley’s controversial comments.
Kelley Flanagan was reportedly not invited
According to Reality Steve, there is a reason why Kelley won’t be there.
He wrote on Twitter that she was not invited to the Women Tell All. As for Natasha, he didn’t have any info, but it seems odd that she wouldn’t show up on her own accord.
Word broke yesterday that Kelley told people she wasn't invited to the WTA. This is true. Why? I have no idea. But if you finished 5th & you were popular on the season, & you don't get invited to WTA, it means they didn't like her. No other reason. Not sure why Natasha wasn't.
— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) February 22, 2020
He explains that she was in the top 5 and that she was popular. Not being invited seems odd, unless something happened off-camera or with producers that resulted in her not being invited.
But it’s also possible that she chose not to appear, as she saw her journey with Peter as done.
But basically Kelley wasn't invited which 1) is kinda bullshit 2) doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense 3) isn't addressed at the WTA and 4) pretty much kills any chance of her being the "Bachelorette."
— RealitySteve (@RealitySteve) February 22, 2020
As for Kelley, Reality Steve reveals she wasn’t invited, which he doesn’t think makes sense. What’s more, is that she won’t be addressed or acknowledged on the Women Tell All. Lastly, this means she won’t be chosen as The Bachelorette, even though many fans were convinced she’d make a great Bachelorette.
Kelley Flanagan was publicly shamed for calling the other women ‘girls’ and career shaming them
During the episode where she was sent home, Kelley joked to the cameras that Peter should choose her because she’s a lawyer and the other women left on the show were just girls.
Tyler Cameron, a previous contestant on The Bachelorette, revealed that it wasn’t okay for Kelley to career-shame the other girls. He added that he was unemployed when he went on the show.
Reality Steve didn’t guess that her career-shaming had something to do with her not getting an invitation.
Many fans gave Kelley credit for the way she handled herself after being dumped by Peter on The Bachelor. She didn’t break down and cry as she left the show. Instead, she handled herself with pride, sharing that it was clearly Peter’s loss that he was sending home a lawyer.
The Bachelor airs Mondays at 8/7c on ABC.
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