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His public image as a 'friendly Australian larrikin & # 39; was broken after throwing both competitors into last month's Bachelor Final.
And it looks like Nick Cummins is finally starting to get a taste of his own drug, while fans are rejecting him for change.
The former Wallaby, 31, was Daily Mail Australia can reveal the loss of thousands of Instagram followers every week.
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Subscriber! Nick's The Honey Badger & # 39; Cummins (photo) loses THOUSANDS of fans on Instagram a week after dropping the two candidates in the bachelor's final
Since the end of the controversy in the Bachelor's final, Nick has lost about 30,000 new Instagram subscribers.
Tuesday morning, Nick has about 506,000 followers. He started the month of November with 515 000 followers.
Although this trough may seem insignificant, the "relevance" of a celebrity is often measured by its analysis of social media and its digital growth.
Larger online audiences and positive levels of interaction can often attract lucrative sponsored brand contracts, while decreasing numbers can result in a drying up of work.
Rejected! Statistics from the Social Blade Analysis website show that Nick is now losing up to 854 subscribers a day in November (left). This contrasts sharply with the thousands of new followers he would accumulate every day in September (right), before the release of the Bachelor's final.
Trouble in paradise? Although this trough may seem insignificant, the "relevance" of a celebrity is often measured by its analysis of social media and its digital growth. Larger online audiences and positive levels of interaction can often attract lucrative sponsored brand contracts, while decreasing numbers can result in a drying up of work. On the photo: Nick on vacation in Bali this week
Nick's current stats contrast sharply with his Instagram account followed throughout the month of September (when the bachelor was still on the air), where he earned thousands of followers a day.
In March 2018, when Nick's role as a Bachelor was announced for the first time, the number of his followers rose to around 250,000, mainly because of his athletic success.
In the following six months, this number has increased to about 538,000.
However, Nick's new fans, Bachelor fans, are not interested in staying, as this number continues to drop by the day.
Tragic end! In March 2018, when Nick's role as a Bachelor was announced for the first time, the number of his followers rose to around 250,000, mainly because of his athletic success. In the following six months, this number has increased to approximately 538,000 subscribers. Pictured: Nick with the runner-up Brittany Hockley
She is not a fan! After brutally rejecting Brittany (photo), his supporters fell to 506,000 on Instagram.
Of course, the nature of Nick's Instagram content, which is now totally devoid of references to The Bachelor, could be the reason why people disorient him.
On Monday, he shared a video of him partying with nine girls in a bikini in a hotel in Bali – which may have irritated fans who were investing in his Bachelor course.
In the clip, several women climbed on the furniture while "Honey Badger" recorded the scene with the air very satisfied with itself.
Bachelor lifestyle! Of course, the nature of Nick's Instagram content, which is now totally devoid of references to The Bachelor, could be the reason why people disorient him. In the photo, partying with women in bikini in a hotel suite in Bali on Monday
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