'Siesta Key': Here are reasons why pot-stirrer Chloe should not be part of the show

Fans think Chloe is a bully for picking fights with Juliette and neither is she a decent friend
Chloe Trautman (MTV)
Chloe Trautman (MTV)

'Siesta Key' has taken an interesting turn. The first few episodes have been explosive in terms of how everyone has been dealing with their fractured relationships. Chloe is one of the cast members whose behavior has come under the light as something very unpredictable, and in another world, it would be great if she weren't a part of the show. So, why should she be out of the show?

Not a great friend

Even though she claims she wants to be with her friends, what she really does is use them as and when she pleases. When Juliette began drifting away because she had been busy with her new boyfriend Robby, Chloe started accusing her of not spending enough time with her. She even said that Robby wasn't the best person for her.  As a friend, she should be supportive of Juliette's decisions and be there for her on her new journey. 

Starts fights 

At the housewarming party, she made a distasteful comment about Robby, which put Juliette on a completely different plane. They tried having a mature conversation about it but ended up hitting each other. Chloe could have let it go, but she took it to another level by filing a police report about it. Not just that, she even promised Madisson and Cara that she would hold it over her so that things don't get ugly the next time. 

"I was on Chloe's side until she contacted the police #siestakey," a viewer wrote. "Chloe is a manipulator. She started a super emotional conversation with someone who was intoxicated. Put her hands on her first then filed a police report when she got #SiestaKey," another said. 

Quite the pot-stirrer

Brandon's 24th birthday party turned out to be quite a nightmare for Garrett and Cara. The couple was already dealing with a lot and Chloe just had to make things worse by pointing out that while he was with her and others by the pool, Cara has been spending time talking to Alex. Later, the two have a huge fight and from the looks of it, they even broke up. 

She's a bully

Upon realizing her mistake, Juliette drove to Chloe's place to ask for forgiveness and to understand if they can ever be on the same page and put the incident behind them completely. Chloe started off well, but by the end of the conversation, it seemed she had no interest in listening to Juliette's explanations and just wanted to get on with her day. And yet, she expects her friends to show up and apologize for their mistakes?

"Chloe's always been a bully, trying to pick fights with anyone. Juliette fights back and now SHE'S THE VICTIM?! FOH! HEY CHLOE! DON'T BE A BULLY! #BeBest #SiestaKey," a viewer wrote. While another posted: "The way she thinks she can talk to people is disgusting. I don't know why her friends continue to forgive her. I see why Juliette was fed up. Chloe hasn’t been like a big sister she’s been a bully and a manipulater.  #SiestaKey."

Let's hope Chloe is able to mend her ways before it gets too late. 

Catch all new episodes of 'Siesta Key' on MTV every Tuesday, 8/7c.

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