Zach Shallcross’ season of The Bachelor had a happy ending, as he found his best friend and got engaged to Kaity Biggar. Season 27 wasn’t without its controversies, though, and while it sometimes seemed like Shallcross might be the perfect Bachelor, some fans started to see some red flags in the way he handled conflict. Reality TV watchers should know by now, though, that what they see in the broadcast is never the full story of what actually happened, and the Bachelor recently spoke to CinemaBlend about how certain events can be “taken out of context” for the sake of good TV.
The process of watching back The Bachelor Season 27, as Zach Shallcross dated 30 women, cried over breakups and struggled over who to propose to up until the final dates, couldn’t have been easy, particularly for Kaity Biggar. This is especially true, knowing that Shallcross’ journey was being edited for maximum dramatic effect. The Bachelor said communication was definitely key, and he told CinemaBlend’s Nick Venable that he and his fiancée both understood the TV aspect of it all. Shallcross said:
