Katie talks about “anger” with Greg

Before we start to revel in the dirty, tequila-soaked oasis known as Baccalaureate in Paradise, a little housekeeping from Katie Thurston’s spectacularly bland Bachelorette season finale: She thought about it, and yes, her verbal smackdown with Greg Grippo sort of went like Gene Cousineau’s classes in Barry. In a new interview with Variety, Thurston admitted that she entered their “After the Final Rose” shoot with “very fresh” breaking emotions, which spurred a much more combative approach than a classic. Bachelorette end. “I came down hard and got a lot of anger,” said she, an engaged woman. “If I get the chance to talk to someone who hurt me, I will. “

When asked if she believed Grippo was acting during her time on the show, Thurston, perhaps sensing the shifting social media wave of viewers’ perceptions of her, avoided reiterating her final position more hardened. – It’s hard to say, she offered. “He was in acting school, take that for what you want.” In the end, it helped us both to make the right decision to start and me to stay. And I ended up with exactly who I’m meant to be with. Thurston had previously stated in “After the Final Rose” that Grippo was a “pretty good” actor, “until the end, when you kind of screwed it up and ran away.” Again, this woman claims to be happily engaged.