The 10 Worst Breakups In 'Bachelor' History

The 10 Worst Breakups In 'Bachelor' History

Peter won by popular vote.
Catherine Williams
Catherine Williams Aug 16, 2017
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10. JoJo and Ben

Worst line: "I wish I could hate him ... I was getting my heart broken and I still did not want to see him cry".

Poor JoJo, we were all rooting for her. This finale was extra difficult because Ben broke the rule where he was not allowed to tell a contestant if he was in love with them not once, but twice. JoJo had no clue that he also told Lauren and walked into the final rose ceremony thinking she had this one in the bag.

9. Carly and Kirk

Worst line: "I want to go home I don't want to have this conversation."

This Bachelor in Paradise break up was upsetting solely because Carly and Kirk were by far one of the strongest couples. We really thought they had a chance of making it out of paradise and into the real world. But, Carly did find love in the next season of Bachelor in Paradise with Even.

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8. Andi and Josh

Worst line: "The most volatile relationship of my life".

It seemed like these two Georgia natives were the perfect couple. It was clear from the moment Josh Murray walked out of the limo that this is who Andi was going to pick. But, the relationship fell apart and Andi wrote a scathing tell-all detailing just how horrible he was.

7. Clare and Juan Pablo

Worst line: “I would never want my children having a father like you”

Juan Pablo’s season was infamous for all of the girls ganging up against him in the end because he was a true jerk. We thought a break up could not be better than Andi’s infamous “No, it’s not okay.” But, Clare one-upped her with a fiery speech about just how much of a scumbag Juan Pablo is.


6. Jake and Vienna

Worst line: “You are the fakest person I have ever met in my life.” (Vienna walks off)

This relationship was a true hot mess and even now we are not sure who is at fault. Jake and Vienna could not even last til the After the Final Rose ceremony. Instead, it was dedicated to them insulting each other back and forth and Vienna crying a lot. Bachelor franchises milked this for all it was and made the upcoming season of Bachelor Pad focused on all this drama.

5. Bentley and Ashley

Worst line: “I am going to make Ashley cry, I hope my hair looks okay”

Bentley was a true villain. From the beginning, he commented off camera how he did not find Ashley attractive and overall found her annoying. Poor Ashley was totally falling for him and blindsided by his bad guy behavior.


4. Andi and Nick

Worst line: “Why did you make love to me if you weren’t in love with me?”

On the After the Final Rose, runner-up Nick Viall confronts Andi on live television about why she slept with him if she was going to pick Josh Murray. Andi was furious he talked about what happened in the Fantasy Suite on national television. But, both got their last laugh. Andi went on to write a tell all and Nick became the Bachelor.

3. Melissa and Jason

Worst line: "You're such a bast---."

On the After the Final Rose, Jason realized he made a mistake and picked the wrong girl. He breaks up with Melissa on live television to say that his heart has always belonged to Molly. Ouch.

2. Desiree and Brooks

Worst line: “I didn’t want to share my heart, I wanted to give it to you”

This was named the LONGEST break up in Bachelor history. Desiree really had her heart set on picking Brooks. The audience is forced to watch as she begs and pleads for him to love her only for Brooks to admit he’s not in love with her.

1. Rachel and Peter

Worst line: “I walked past her eyelashes for two days”

The break-up sure sounded a lot like settling. Rachel threw away a real genuine connection with Peter because she NEEDED to get engaged to a guy she had known for a total of five dates. Nothing was more heartbreaking than watching Peter sob backstage re-watching the break up and feel attacked by Rachel and Chris Harrison. Don’t worry Peter, the rest of the world loves you.


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Catherine Williams
Catherine Williams Aug 16, 2017
At George Washington University

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The 10 Stages Of A 2:30 P.M. Kickoff, As Told By Alabama Students

But we still say Roll MF Tide!

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We all have a love-hate relationship with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff at Bryant Denny Stadium, especially when it's 94 degrees.

1. Immediate sadness

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What do you mean I have to wake up at 9 a.m. to get ready?

2. Bracing yourself for the worst

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It's a marathon not a sprint ladies and gentleman.

3. Accepting the game is going to happen

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Rain or shine we are all in that student section screaming our heads off.

4. Trying to wear the least amount clothes possible without being naked on the Quad

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Is it me or does it get 10 times more hot the minute you walk on to the quad?

5. Shedding a tear when you walk out your front door once you feel the heat and humidity on your skin

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Is it fall yet?

6. Drowning your sorrows inside a Red Solo cup at 11:30 a.m. at a fraternity tailgate

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Maybe I'll forget about the humidity if I start frat hopping now.

7. Getting in line to go through security realizing it'll take an hour to actually get inside Bryant Denny

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More security is great and all but remember the heat index in Alabama? Yeah, it's not easy being smushed like sardines before even getting into Bryant Denny.

8. Feeling the sweat roll down every part of your body

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Oh yeah I am working on my tan and all but what is the point of showering before kick off?

9. Attempting to cheer on the Tide, but being whacked in the head with a shaker by the girl behind you. 

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Shakers are tradition, but do we have to spin it around in a full 360 every two seconds? I have a migraine from just thinking about it.

10. Leaving a quarter into the game because Alabama is kicking ass and you're about to have a heat stroke.

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I'll watch the rest in air conditioning thank you very much!

We may not love the 2:30 kickoffs but Roll Tide!

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I Made Emma Chamberlain's Mediocre Vegan Cookies, And They're Pretty Incredible

Emma and her vegan cookies have made their way into my heart, and are here to stay.

Kelsi Mills
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One day, I went down the black hole that is 'YouTube at 3 am' and discovered my favorite social media influencer of all time: Emma Chamberlain. I started binge watching her videos every night for about a week, where I came across her "Cooking With Emma" series. I decided that I wanted to give her vegan antics a go for myself.

I've never cooked or baked anything with the intention of it being vegan, so not only is that new territory for me, but I've never even eaten a vegan cookie. The only reason I'm doing this is because Emma did, and she is aesthetic goals.

To start the journey of vegan baking, I took to Pinterest, just like Emma, and found this recipe to use. Although the video that inspired all of this used a gluten free recipe, I opted for only vegan, because I'm allergic to most of the ingredients that make things gluten-free.

In true Emma style, I used a whisk to combine the wet ingredients together, making sure to use her special technique.


Then, I did the same thing with the dry ingredients.


After that, I dumped everything together and combined all of the ingredients.


Once they were combined, I chopped up a vegan chocolate bar, because Emma and I like chocolate chunk cookies, not chocolate chip, there's a difference.


Now that everything is combined, I made balls of dough and stuck it on a pan, and baked them while I binged more Emma, because what else would I be doing in my spare time?



The recipe said to make the balls a lot smaller, but we aren't perfect, so I made them gigantic. In my head, I thought the worst thing that could happen was it turn into one big cookie, but that's a whole other video you need to watch.

I took them out of the oven, and they were brown on the top, but still a little doughy. At this point I was tired of waiting and eager to eat them, so I disappointingly set them aside to cool, which only lasted a minute or so before I snagged one up to try.



The taste was definitely one I've never associated with cookies, and came to the conclusion that if I decided to go vegan, it would be doable with these cookies and Emma Chamberlain by my side.


Emma inspired me to get out of my comfort zone, which is a reoccurring theme throughout her channel, and I'm happy to be apart of it. She taught me that even if mediocre cookies is all you have, eat them with pride because you made them yourself.

Kelsi Mills
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