Olivia apologizes to all the girls she hurt and admits that she didn't know how to please 28 other women at the same time, while Ben says he would love to marry the girl he chose soon.
- Mar 8, 2016
AceShowbiz - It's the most dreaded moment for every Bachelor. On Monday, March 7, the eliminated contestants on "The Bachelor" season 20 returned for the "Women Tell All" special. As expected, the girls grilled Ben Higgins on why he dumped them, but first the girls complained about each other.
Becca called out Leah for lying to her. In her defense, Leah said she just didn't want to share her personal conversations with Ben. Leah, who told Ben that Lauren Bushnell was a fraud and acting fake, insisted that Lauren B. was indeed fake and called the other girls "losers" for falling for Ben so fast.
Caila Quinn, who was eliminated in last week's episode, had nothing but praises for Ben, saying he's "the greatest guy" and he made them all feel comfortable. Jubilee Sharpe then took the hot seat. Amber James and Jami Letain revealed she told them she would be "the real black girl" who "makes it the furthest" on the show and that Amber and Jami were "not black enough." Initially denying that she said it, Jubilee eventually apologized that she "offended" Amber and Jami.
Lace Morris was put on the spotlight next. She claimed she wasn't herself when she was on the show. She has been going to therapy and she has learnt a lot about herself. Lace has apparently had a big fan as a guy from the audience got up and showed a tattoo of her face on his side. It's also revealed that Lace would join "Bachelor in Paradise".
Olivia Caridi, the so-called villain of this season, took the hot seat next. Amanda Stanton said she was offended when Olivia called her a "Teen Mom" and that Ben "should run the other way" because she's a mom. Twins Emily and Haley Ferguson called Olivia out for bullying other women.
Olivia explained her priority on the show was her relationship with Ben and she often "stole" Ben from other girls because she was "trying to connect with him right away." Olivia cried as saying that she herself was bullied when she was younger, but the other girls didn't buy it.
Olivia then apologized to the girls that she hurt, admitting the last few months had been "rough" for her because of negative comments she got. She wished there was a manual about how to keep all 28 women happy and admitted that she "didn't do it right."
When it was Caila's turn, she said she "really did love him" and "still do in a way." Caila said she's happy for Lauren B. and JoJo Fletcher. "The way he looks at them is the way I want someone to look at me someday," she said.
Ben finally came out. He told Caila, "I appreciate you coming back tonight," and explained that they didn't work out because of how the other relationships were "progressing." Jubilee also wanted an explanation, and Ben told her that he gave her more than one chance, but it didn't feel right to him. Amanda and Becca, meanwhile, still called him a good guy despite being dumped by Ben.
Host Chris Harrison then asked Ben about his final pick. "I'm more in love than I've ever been," he gushed. Ben then declared that he would "marry that woman [he chose] tomorrow, if I could."
