Josh Murray may not be the man he says he is or tries to be, according to Famously Single co-star Brandi Glanville in a preview clip for the next broadcast.

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In the promo E! released for Famously Single's July 5 episode, Murray gives his housemates vague responses when asked directly whether he likes a woman whom he went out on a date with the night prior.

"I think she was great. She was cool, very cool," Murray, 31, demurs.

Willis McGahee then asks Murray, point blank, "Do you like her?"

"I definitely want to go and continue dating while we're out here, and take a look at other people," Murray says.

"But do you like her then?" McGahee questions.

"I thought she was a great person. I thought it was cool," Murray notes. "I think eventually we could hang out, for sure."

"So, yes or no?" McGahee pushes, clearly getting frustrated.

After letting out a little laugh, Murray replies, "I'm here to continue dating, right? We're here to meet people and go out there and be proactive, and this is what I need to do."

Glanville is then shown revealing her thoughts on Murray's behavior to castmates Jessica White and Somaya Reece.

"Josh enjoyed himself so much last night. He got to be naughty, and it wasn't going to be his fault at all," The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum, 43, says of Murray's night out on the town.

When speaking to the cameras, Reece explains, "Josh's issue is that you have to be perfect, you have to be Prince Charming, you have to be innocent. It's just too much! Like, that's not real!"

Glanville then states to her friends, "I see so much of my ex-husband [Eddie Cibrian] in him that always says the right thing, does the right thing, but then on that note has a dark side because he has no other outlet. Like, he has to cheat and be this player because he's so expected [to be upstanding]."

White then suggests that's probably why Murray is single.

"Yeah, for sure," Glanville agrees.

Meanwhile, Murray wraps up his own conversation by telling his castmates he must continue working on himself but could probably get together with the girl in question another time since she's great.

"The group is getting frustrated with Josh, and I can see why," Dr. Darcy, the show's therapist, tells the cameras. "It's hard to tell what Josh wants when he gives vague responses to the women he's set up with. One has to wonder if he's as ready to settle down as he says he is."

Murray's last serious relationship in the press was with The Bachelorette's tenth-season star Andi Dorfman. The couple got engaged during the finale, which aired in mid-2014, but they split in January of the following year.

Dorfman recently released a memoir called It's Not Okay in which she called her relationship with Murray the "most volatile and f-cked up" one of her life. She also accused him of being emotionally and verbally abusive.

[Spoiler Warning: Sparks reportedly fly for Murray on this summer's edition of Bachelor in Paradise. Stop reading if you don't want to learn whom he falls for.]

According to an Us Weekly source, Murray hits it off with former The Bachelor star Ben Higgins' ex-girlfriend Amanda Stanton.

Bachelor in Paradise's third season premieres Tuesday, August 2 at 8PM ET/PT on ABC.


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