Daisy Kent from The Bachelor Unveils the Astonishing Strategy Producers Employ to Engage Shy Contestants
Daisy Kent from The Bachelor Unveils the Astonishing Strategy Producers Employ to Engage Shy Contestants
The Bachelor’s Daisy Kent opened up about a maneuver that producers use to get contestants to open up and not be shy on camera. Daisy was introduced on the national stage via The Bachelor season 28, which saw The Bachelorette season 20 runner-up Joey Graziadei be given a second chance at finding love on TV. Unfortunately for Daisy, it became clear that Joey was going to propose to Kelsey Anderson, so she withdrew from the competition with only two contestants left, leaving the field clear for Joey and Kelsey to get engaged and start their new life together.
The Bachelor ‘s Daisy Kent divulged a tactic that producers use on contestants who are shy on camera.
Daisy has been living her best life since leaving The Bachelor season 28, but that doesn’t mean she’s completely left the reality TV world. In a recent TikTok video, she divulged a secret that producers use on contestants who are shy about being on camera.
Daisy added text on top of her video that said, “Bachelor producers whenever we were feeling shy.” The video featured the Bachelor contestant and a few other people in a bar dancing together. The TikTok post started with someone lip-syncing to a song by saying, “Let’s dance,” and then proceeding to do just that. Daisy seemed to be implying that producers would encourage Bachelor contestants to dance as a way to loosen up and feel more comfortable on camera. While Daisy didn’t reveal if producers told her to dance, it seems like that did happen at some point.
Bachelor Fans Excited By Other Reality Stars In Daisy Kent’s Video
A Bachelor Alum Appears In Daisy’s TikTok Video
While it’s intriguing to discover a brand-new behind-the-scenes secret about The Bachelor, there was something else in Daisy’s TikTok video that created a lot of discussion in her comments section. Fans couldn’t believe that Bachelor In Paradise’s Tanner Courtad was featured in the video right alongside Daisy. Some of her social media followers seemed to think the two might be an item or were trying to ship them as a new couple within the Bachelor franchise. As Donniejo_dittrich said, “I 100% support this decision Daisy.” However, others pointed out that Daisy has a boyfriend, so this hypothetical coupling isn’t happening.
Tanner’s appearance wasn’t the only surprising cameo in Daisy’s TikTok video. I Love A Mama’s Boy season 1 cast member Stephanie Ressler appears to be friends with Daisy, if this video is any indication. She could be seen dancing alongside Daisy and Tanner. She’s actually the one who kicks off the video by lip-syncing the lyric, “Get up here, let’s dance.” In the comments section, Caroline loved seeing two reality shows colliding in this way, saying, “I just will never get over the lowkey bachelor x i love a mamas boy crossover.”
Daisy’s recent TikTok video has received over 800,000 views and over 73,000 likes so far. Clearly, the additions of Tanner and Stephanie caught Daisy’s social media followers off guard. The main focus of the video was supposed to be about Daisy revealing a producing secret, but it turned into an exciting cameo-filled video with unexpected guests. It’s unclear why Daisy and Stephanie were in her video. Assuming Daisy is still with her boyfriend, she and Tanner are likely just friends. Hopefully, she reveals more info to give her followers some insight into the origins of her TikTok video.
Daisy’s recent TikTok video has received over 800,000 views and over 73,000 likes so far. Clearly, the additions of Tanner and Stephanie caught Daisy’s social media followers off guard. The main focus of the video was supposed to be about Daisy revealing a producing secret, but it turned into an exciting cameo-filled video with unexpected guests. It’s unclear why Daisy and Stephanie were in her video. Assuming Daisy is still with her boyfriend, she and Tanner are likely just friends. Hopefully, she reveals more info to give her followers some insight into the origins of her TikTok video.
