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Oops. Ex-Bachelor contestant drops F-Bomb on Studio 10.

After a parting obscenity to Matt Agnew on Studio 10, an Ex-Bachelor contestant suddenly realises, "Is this Live?"

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Ex-Bachelor contestants Nikki & Rachael appeared this morning on Studio 10 for the usual post-show chat.

Rachael left the show of her own volition after giving her number to a crew member (is this UnREAL?) while Nikki was later eliminated by Matt Agnew.

At the end of their chat this morning, Sarah Harris asked if either had parting messages for Matt Agnew, via a cardboard cutout (from 6:45 mins).

Nikki told him “Matt you look like a lesbian which is why Rach found her own lesbian in Vakoo, I’m sorry.”

But Rachael said, “I will just leave it with a simple one. F***ing dog.”

Classy.

A shocked Sarah Harris said, “Woah, We cannot say that on TV girls! We better wrap this up!”

“Is this Live?” a giggling Rachael asked. “Sorry, I don’t watch TV!’

Sarah Harris later apologised after a break.

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  1. A year ago, people were “outraged” when Nick “The Honey Badger” Cummins didn’t choose anyone at the end. Who can blame him if the quality of women on his season of The Bachelor was similar to this season…
    I’m no prude as I was once married to a biker and had to put up with that language. Even I am appalled at how easily the f and c words are dropped by these contestants and younger people in general, both male and female. I’m sure the parents of some of these women must be very proud but I’m also sure that their grandparents would not!
    Channel 10 please lift your game and don’t encourage and air the profanity so often. Your ratings might improve!

  2. When it comes to reality TV talent you’re scrapping at the bottom of the barrel of humanity quite often and this is the result. Bogans swearing on live TV

  4. There two F-bombs from Rachael in the video. Nikki is talking about her entrance as a cheerleader and Rachael says ‘he’s like WTF’. Happens from 6:12.

  5. There was an incident in the UK some years ago in which Joan Rivers said the f word and sh word live on the daytime panel show Loose Women on ITV. She caused great embarrassment to the other panelists and was ejected from the studio mid-show and with appearance on the remaining segments forfeited. She said afterwards that she thought it would be bleeped and there was no time delay.

  7. why are these morons being treated like there are someone ,basically they were on a game show to win a hubby but lost , so if this is the case why not treat losers from any game show as celebrities. saw a headline on 9msn that said love island star . star famous and celebrity are being thrown around very loosely and are losing there true meaning. i was in the tv ad when we added the 9 to telephone numbers does that make me a star or a celebrity

  8. One would think that a man as allegedly intelligent and kempt as Agnew would have been able to find a woman on his own terms (or via a meddling nana with an Emma complex), rather than leaving his love life to the mercy of reality TV producers who seem to get off on throwing vacuous bimbo-shaped spanners into the mix for the histrionic vulgarity that they bring.

    Can you imagine the furore if the male contestants on The Bachelorette were to speak about the lead using the terms that some of the women have used against Agnew this season? The hypocrisy and sexism at play here is staggering. Woe unto the poor men who find themselves unwittingly beguiled by these rejects.

    1. Yeah I use Oops a lot, but it’s very deliberate. Partly to say “this incident was clumsy” and partly to help me collate them all together for end of year wraps (Oops: Best of 2018 etc). In a run of dry news posts they also alert your eye to something fun. You can search for a number of keywords (Oops, Airdate, Returning, trailer, Axed) and they will bring up multiple results. Apparently I’ve been doin’ this a while now.

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