We never thought the day would come, so pat yourself on the back, because we’ve made it to the last Zoom episode for The Bachelor Australia 2020.
For its last on-screen hurrah, Locky selected four lucky ladies for one last uncomfortable group date (via a Bachelor orientated video chat, of course) that had to include a special guest: a family member. But it also meant that we were introduced to Roxi’s alter-ego Ronda, supposedly in honour of MMA champion fighter Ronda Rousey.
BFFs no more, tensions rose (no pun intended) between Bella and Irena after she became fed up with Bella’s competitive behaviour. Following a rather morbid-looking piece of toast, Locky was introduced to intruder Bec, who is basically just him in female form. A former rugby player and lover of the outdoors, she is also “happy to live in a tent” which (oddly enough) was all Locky needed to hear to hand her a rose.
In case you missed it, Roxi and Juliette argued (yes, again), and we were threatened with another “appearance from Ronda”. Sadly, we said goodbye to Nicole but happily bid adieu to Osher’s Big Brother-style online stalking.
From Izzy’s violent baking montage to the Blistex product placement, Twitter knows exactly how we felt about tonight.
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Below, the best reactions to episode nine of The Bachelor Australia:
I don’t like how Osher says “COVID”. So that’s my feedback for tonight #TheBachelorAU
— Lib (@liabzann) September 9, 2020
People in Victoria right now as Osher mentions restrictions being eased… #TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/zpDDi2aY2I
— Nathan (@nathanbrown90) September 9, 2020
Roxi, explaining her reaction to literally anyone doing literally anything #TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/e9T6vsN89g
— Bachelor of Hearts Podcast 🌹 (@BOHpod) September 9, 2020
Of course Locky is a peanut butter and butter guy. He thinks capsicums are spicy. He doesn't respect food.#TheBachelorAu
— So Dramatic! (@sodramaticpod) September 9, 2020
Steph’s dad giving off strong Kiki’s mum vibes #TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/lCZ7PqHTac
— Jerome Doraisamy (@JeromeDoraisamy) September 9, 2020
All these people who like to “have an adventure” and “do crazy things” have very white joggers #bachelorau #TheBachelorAU
— Jelisa Apps (@JelisaApps) September 9, 2020
Family resemblance! #TheBachelorAu pic.twitter.com/Hm68fwISIQ
— So Dramatic! (@sodramaticpod) September 9, 2020
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Bec: "I hate rules and I hate people telling me what to do" #TheBachelorAU Producer: great can you say that again but on this kayak please also do NOT comment on Instagram without our intern's approval thx reality contestant #3924 🙂
— Jay K Cagatay (@jayktweets) September 9, 2020
My COVID wish is that Australian men would call grown women a woman, instead of a girl.
— Tarang / तरंग (he/him) (@tarang_chawla) September 9, 2020
Too much to ask? #TheBachelorAu
when someone writes "nice to e-meet you"#TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/ClBJMSXBps
— Patrick Lenton (@PatrickLenton) September 9, 2020
Me saying goodnight to the FBI man in my computer #TheBachelorAU pic.twitter.com/8wqyOZVehB
— Tahlia Pritchard (@Tahls) September 9, 2020
Diandra Malivindi was the Digital Beauty Writer for ELLE and marie claire Australia.
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