The Bachelor villain Cassidy Timbrooks has slammed Clayton Echard for getting upset and wanting to take her rose back over her having a "friend with benefits" back home during filming.
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Sierra told Clayton about Cassidy's "f-ck buddy" who had allegedly told Cassidy that he'd like to cuddle and do "nasty things" to her once she returned home from the show, which he also allegedly suggested they could watch together.
Clayton, who was visibly upset and concerned given he liked Cassidy and had already given her a group-date rose, then asked The Bachelor host Jesse Palmer, "Has anyone ever taken a rose back before?"
While the episode ended on a cliffhanger, Cassidy spilled the beans on her Instagram Stories about how Clayton had ultimately decided to eliminate her from the competition, and she gave The Bachelor star a piece of her mind as a result.
The 26-year-old executive assistant from Los Angeles, CA, said in a resurfaced video, "I realize that I am normally being dramatic, but you were gonna give [Salley Carson] a rose even though she was engaged last week."
"Meanwhile, I f-cked someone a few months ago and I got sent home," Cassidy complained in the video reposted by Reality Steve spoiler blogger Steve Carbone on his Twitter account Monday night.
"Okay, no, it's cool. No, I get it. I get it. I get what we're made of here," she added. "I get the stuff that's happening and go f-ck yourself Clayton Echard."
While Clayton was getting ready to meet his cast of bachelorettes, about five hours before Night 1 limo entrances, Salley knocked on his hotel door and expressed how she wasn't in the right mindset to begin dating someone new after recently going through a broken engagement.
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Although Clayton offered Salley a rose in the hope she would stay, Salley decided to leave the show because she still felt devastated over the fact her wedding had been scheduled to take place that very weekend.
Salley's exit aired on The Bachelor's Season 26 premiere, and so Clayton's journey to find love began with rejection.
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Clayton discussed the historic move to take a rose back late last year, telling Us Weekly, "That thought crossed my mind."
"There were many moments throughout the journey where I was shocked and I was just asking Jesse these questions of like, 'Is this something that I can do because this is how I feel?'"
"Ultimately, I was just navigating my love journey the way that I felt was right," noted the former pro football player.
Clayton also recently clarified to Us how he never viewed Salley's heartbreak from her called-off wedding as "a red flag."
"I really liked what I saw of her. She was very genuine, cute. For a first impression, I liked what I saw," Clayton explained earlier this month.
"And so, I thought, 'Hey, if I give her a rose, then she can go into Night 1 [with] a relaxed mindset, not as fearful, not as nervous. And maybe after a few days, she'll be able to kind of move beyond that state of mind that she was in.'"
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Cassidy rubbed her fellow bachelorettes the wrong way on more than one occasion during the latest episode.
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Cassidy complained about how she wasn't getting paid to build a dollhouse or entertain "small people," whom she spends "as little time around... as possible."
When several of the women confronted Cassidy about her "disrespectful" behavior, Cassidy fired back, "I'm simply not going to apologize for not hanging enough streamers."
Cassidy's recent rant on Instagram Stories wasn't her first.
On December 31, the blonde bachelorette posted a jaw-dropping video in which she called men "trash," which may have also been a shot at Clayton since his The Bachelor season had already wrapped filming by that point.
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"I love getting ready for dates nowadays because it's literally just me in the mirror, like, 'Oh, wait a second, if this man should be so f—king lucky!' And then I remember, 'Wait a second, even though I'm about to be on national television, men still treat me like sh-t,' but that's okay, that's all right, because it is not... for f—king long," Cassidy said in another resurfaced video tweeted by Carbone on Monday night.
"Anyways, I think I'm gonna be a great influencer. I feel like I'm really entertaining. You're entertained, right? You'd buy anything I'm selling you, right? Even if it's complete bullsh-t? I think so."
Cassidy continued at the time, "Don't answer that. It's yes. I mean, it's pretty obvious. Anyway, go ahead and go on national television. Men still won't give a f-ck."
Cassidy also snapped at the "clout chasers" out there who had been filling up her DMs.
Cassidy went on to gripe, "Men are trash... You know, the more I think about it, perhaps I was being a little bit hasty when I said, 'All men are trash.' I mean, all men aren't trash -- just -- no, all men are trash. I said what the f-ck I said. Goodnight."
Cassidy didn't think she had done anything wrong by focusing on and pursuing the Bachelor in an aggressive manner, but it appears Clayton is going to send her packing in the upcoming episode airing Monday, January 17 at 8PM ET/PT on ABC.
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