Bachelor Nation was rocked on Tuesday—but not by this season’s milquetoast bachelor narrowing his pool of potential wives down to the final three. Instead, fans and gleeful hate-watchers of one of television’s most secretive shows were titillated by details in an excerpt from Amy Kaufman’s forthcoming book, Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America’s Favorite Guilty Pleasure, published by the New York Post.
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