Sarah Hamrick and Mara Agrait were both contestants on this season of The Bachelor with Clayton Echard as the leading man. However, both of these women had drama with each other that started with the group date roast over the fact that Sarah was the youngest contestant in the house, and Mara was the oldest.
Clayton Echard revealed Sarah Hamrick reportedly told the women in the house that he was set on taking her to hometowns as early as week two. The Bachelor opened up about how Sarah Hamrick’s actions threatened his relationships in the house and made him worry that other women could be playing him. Sarah Hamrick reportedly
Mike Johnson, a contestant from Hannah Brown’s season of The Bachelorette, and Bryan Abasolo, the winner from Rachel Lindsay’s season of The Bachelorette, have joined forces in their own podcast. The two men are co-hosts for their podcast, Talking It Out with Bachelor Nation, and have their own opinions about a contestant who was recently
Although The Bachelor’s Mara Agrait and Sarah Hamrick clashed on the show, it seems the two are on the same page about Clayton Echard now. Both Mara and Sarah spoke out for the first time since their feud sent them packing on this week’s episode, and neither woman appeared happy with how The Bachelor
Clayton Echard has faced a lot of flak for several of his decisions on The Bachelor. However, the recent episode had some viewers changing their tune as they felt Clayton finally wised up when calling out contestant Sarah Hamrick’s fake crying. After being easily manipulated by several women in the house, it was a surprising
The Bachelor’s Shanae Ankney went home just in time for a new feud to arise between Mara Agrait and Sarah Hamrick. Fans dubbed Mara the new season villain as she told Clayton Echard that Sarah was too young for marriage. Mara Agrait tells Clayton Echard that Sarah Hamrick isn’t ready for marriage Mara, who is
There is an abundance of drama in this season of The Bachelor. Clayton Echard has reportedly made some tough decisions, including not listening to the number of women who have warned him about Shanae, believing Shanae’s antics, sending good women home, and now, questioning women to the point of tears. On the upcoming episode on
The Bachelor’s Marlena Wesh apologized to Sarah Hamrick for a racially stereotyped remark toward Asian women she made on the roast date. After intense backlash about the comment, both Marlena and Sarah took to Instagram to speak about the interaction and about microaggressions. Marlena Wesh apologized for making a racially stereotypical comment toward Sarah Hamrick
On Monday’s episode of Clayton Echard’s season of The Bachelor, Episode 5, Clayton took the women on his group date to a roast. Although some of the women roasted the leading man himself, others took to roasting the other contestants for a laugh—some made innocent comments, others not so much. What comment did Sarah Hamrick
The Shanae Ankney controversy is still unfolding, but last night’s episode has fans wondering if ABC is already rolling out the next dramatic feud. The Bachelor’s Sarah Hamrick and Mara Agrait did not hold back on this week’s roast group date and appeared noticeably focused on each other. Sarah continued to fuel rumors by saying