The new episode of “The Bachelor” is set to air on Wednesday and it promises to be full of drama. Bachelor David Jackson (32) is having a tough time as several ladies are throwing in the towel, and there is even the first instance of violence. The last episode was also difficult for David, as candidate Danielle (28) chose to leave voluntarily, feeling that there wasn’t a connection between them.
In the new episode, Bachelor David is preparing for a romantic group date when the first candidate, Lisa R. (27), exits the show. She cites “family reasons” as the cause of her departure, and David’s reaction is unknown. Despite this setback, David remains committed to finding “the one” among the candidates, but he must first get to know all of the women properly.
Things get even more complicated for David when Giovanna, a candidate who shed bitter tears in the last episode because she couldn’t get a date, finally gets her big chance in the third episode. After filling out a questionnaire to determine who has the most similarities and differences with David, Giovanna qualifies for a group date. However, David isn’t really receptive to her attempts to flirt with him, and he chooses to spend more time with Xenia (30), who has many different views compared to his.
This sets Giovanna off, and she decides to report to the other candidates about her failed date, claiming that David’s differences are much more important than similarities. This causes a lot of drama and leads to misunderstandings between Giovanna and the other girls.
To make matters worse for David, he has to deal with the voluntary departure of Fiona (29), who admits to him that she doesn’t think they are right for each other. This latest dramatic twist is a lot for even the most die-hard Bachelor fan to handle.
In the end, the episode ends with a stale aftertaste as David tries to clear up misunderstandings and cope with the departures of several candidates. Will he find “the one” he’s been searching for, or will the drama continue to unravel in the upcoming episodes? Only time will tell.
