'Bachelor' Contestant Exits Show Before Big Date For Really Painful Reason
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Beverly Ortega was left wondering "what if" about "Bachelor" star Grant Ellis, she admitted on "Bachelor Happy Hour."
Beverly Ortega wanted to give her heart to “Bachelor” star Grant Ellis, but her appendix had other ideas.
The 30-year-old insurance salesperson was all set to go on a romantic one-on-one on Monday’s episode but had to bow out and leave the show.
While Ortega’s fellow contestant Parisa Shifteh mentioned Ortega’s absence, she didn’t say why Ortega was gone.
“Today was supposed to be Beverly’s one-on-one with Grant. But yesterday morning she was very sick. And today we found out that she will not be coming back to the house,” Shifteh said.
Some might have speculated that Ortega had gotten cold feet or just wasn’t into Ellis, but that was far from the truth, she said on Tuesday’s episode of the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast.
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