'Christina was the most drunk': New revelations emerge as 'The Bachelor' contestant gets eliminated
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Wild Christina Mandrell, from 'The Bachelor', "hit on the other women" after a drunken first night on set in a canceled TV scene. Only a day after the single mother was sent home, new revelations emerged that may either cause her to lose viewers' sympathies or garner support against these claims.
On this week's episode of 'The Bachelor,' Christina began to aggravate certain housewives. Christina was on a football group date with 14 other women, but she couldn't stop thinking about her one-on-one date a week before. Zach Shallcross promised Christina during the group date after the party that she should "believe in what [they] had" anytime she became concerned about her position. Things went well for them for a while, but Christina's actions with the other women ultimately caught up with her.
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Christina's alleged 'hitting on other women' after drinking
A source exclusively disclosed to The US Sun that 'Bachelor' contestant Christina "flirted with other women" during a wild first night on set. Last Monday's episode saw the 27-year-old content creator have the first one-on-one date of the season with tech CEO Zach. Fans did not see Christina supposedly getting out of control off-camera on the first night, which was not shown on TV.
"Christina was the most drunk," an insider told The US Sun. "She couldn't form a sentence after, like, the first 30 minutes into the night, and contestants couldn't have a proper conversation with her." According to the source, Christina drank "more than two drinks per hour," which has been a requirement for contestants to avoid cast members becoming too inebriated on stage.
The insider also claimed that "producers slipped drinks and tequila to contestants" throughout the night and even before they entered 'The Bachelor' mansion. Her "drunken behavior" allegedly led to her being "handsy with the other contestants" and "hit on them." According to the source, she "tried to kiss Becca [Serrano] and grabbed another girl's hand." "Because she was becoming a headache to producers, they were the ones that convinced Zach to take her on the first one-on-one date. Producers hoped Zach would send her home early because she was becoming too much to deal with. So they tried to get as much out of her as they could before she became more trouble."
Fans calls these claims 'fake news'
Doubting all these claims, a viewer said on Instagram, "Verified Maybe its just me, but its almost impossible to get drunk on set." Asking people to move on from the mother of one, another person added, "I feel bad for her to have this put out there like that she already left just leave it alone." Labeling them as 'fishy' one viewer wrote, "Sounds like someone is just trying to drag Christina down more bc they wanted a more scathing cut for Christina’s exit #BitterBetty the producers love showing the drunk girls so it strikes as odd to me that she’d get special favors, especially when the source is claiming producers didn’t like her #soundsfishytome." Another question arose, "Why would they beg Zach to give Christina the first one-on-one? Were they hoping she’d annoy him and get sent home?" One more viewer added, "This sounds like fake news to me honestly. A little too convenient. I’ll admit she seemed a little tipsy on the group date in last nights episode but nothing crazy."
There were many others who said, "She definitely seemed drunk in a lot of those scenes." Another fan bashed her saying, "So sad that she is a mom and she still acts like this." Another criticism read, "This show should be renamed The Hot Mess. Can't take this show seriously. It's not about finding love, it's about clout and fb followers. They keep casting 23 yr olds."
Stay tuned to ABC every Monday at 8 pm ET to watch new episodes of 'The Bachelor' Season 27.
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