Wells Adams, the new bartender who is also a contestant in the third season of 'Bachelor in Paradise', tells people not to 'pass any judgment or say hurtful things to anybody about this' yet.
- Jun 14, 2017
AceShowbiz - Another insider involved in the production of "Bachelor in Paradise" season 4 has spoken up about the alleged "misconduct" involving DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios. Wells Adams, a new bartender on the show who previously appeared in the third season of the reality series as a cast member, has taken to Twitter to address the issue.
Posting a lengthy message, the Nashville radio DJ didn't go into details of what happened that led to the suspension of the filming. He, however, had nothing but good words about his experience on the show. "I've been getting a lot of questions about my take on @bachelorinparadise and I can only speak for my own experiences…so here goes nothin'," he began his statement. "Some of the greatest moments of my life happened in Paradise. Some of the greatest people I've gotten to spend time with(in front of and behind camera) happened in Paradise. One of the most beautiful and genuine love stories unfolded in front of my eyes in paradise."
He continued, "My heart breaks for those that don't share the same experiences. Please don't perceive this as insensitive or accusatory in any way. I'm only describing my journey there and I'd ask before you pass any judgment or say hurtful things to anybody about this, you remember there is a lot unknown and untold. Understand that my perception and experience is only mine to tell, but it's an honest one and one that I will cherish forever."
My thoughts on #BachelorInParadise pic.twitter.com/YM2JGOsqGL
— Wells Adams (@WellsAdams) June 13, 2017
According to E! News, Wells was tapped to replace Jorge Moreno, who served as the bartender during season two and three of "Bachelor in Paradise". Jorge, however, still served drinks during early days of the filming on season 4, until he left Playa Escondida, the resort where the show is filmed. Wells, meanwhile, arrived after the alleged incident involving DeMario and Corinne.
DeMario and Corinne were reportedly drunk during the incident. So who was serving the drinks at the time? A source close to the production says besides the bartender in charge, the contestants were free to serve themselves.
