Cassie Randolph Explains The WHY Behind Her Controversial The Bachelor Interview

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After facing extreme backlash from “The Bachelor” fans for the recent interview, Cassie Randolph took to Instagram to explain why she did the GOAT interview.

A few days ago, on 6^th July 2020, the interview of Cassie Randolph for “The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons – Ever!” was aired. And since then, she’s facing all the hatred and accusations one could not dream of facing. Replying to all the trolls, Cassie recently took to Instagram to explain why she did the interview. And not only she explained her reason but also slammed the trolls to make sure they don’t ever dare to revert.

Highlights:

Wondering why Cassie Randolph did the recent “The Bachelor” Interview?
Fans lash out at Cassie for the interview.
Cassie slams the trolls over her breakup.

Cassie Randolph was the winner of the Colton Underwood’s The Bachelor. Though the couple didn’t leave the show engaged, and their relationship on the show took several turns towards the end of the show. But they decided to give the relationship a try as Cassie accepted Colton’s rose.

After almost one and a half years of their relationship and a recent breakup, Cassie is again the center of all the trolls.

Wondering why Cassie Randolph did the recent “The Bachelor” Interview?

Cassie Randolph and Colton Underwood recently broke up after their one-and-a-half-year relationship. They announced their breakup in May of 2020.

Though they both decided to deal with the aftermath of their breakup privately, the latest “The Bachelor” interview of Cassie Randolph broke this mutual deal.

However, the fact is Cassie didn’t say anything about their relationship on the interview and took care of every word she chose for her ex, but her mere decision to do the interview angered the fans.

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First off, I want to say this is one of the hardest things I have had to share as neither one of us is quite ready to talk about it yet. However, because our relationship is such a public one, our silence on the matter has been speaking for us. Colton and I have broken up, but have decided to remain a part of each others lives. With all that we have gone through, we have a special bond that will always be there. I love Colton very much and have an enormous amount of respect for him. We have both learned and grown so much these past couple years, and will always have each others back. Always.

A post shared by Cassie Randolph (@cassierandolph) on May 29, 2020 at 2:02pm PDT

Cassie recently, on 9^th July 2020, took to her Instagram and explained through her stories the reason why she did the interview.

She explained: “If you’re wondering why I did the Bachelor GOAT interview, it’s because I respect the fact that Bachelor brought me the platform that I have. I don’t want to make enemies with or turn my back on the franchise. I have no regrets, gained a great boyfriend and a healthy 1 1/2 year relationship, incredible and unique opportunities, and I platform that I intend to use for good. All I want to do is show appreciation and I didn’t see any harm in doing the interview, as I wasn’t going to dish out details about our relationship to them.”

Fans lash out at Cassie for the interview.

Since Cassie announced her breakup with Colton, people haven’t left her alone for a moment. And it all broke wild after Cassie Randolph appeared on The Bachelor interview. Fans of the show begin to question her interests and her character.

One of the users commented on her recent Instagram post:

“If you are an honorable person, you wouldn’t accept interviews to ruin a guy whose only mistake was falling for you. If you are desperate for money, you can find other ways that don’t harm or lead to speculation about Colton. Cali girls are so greedy! 💸💰”

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A post shared by Cassie Randolph (@cassierandolph) on Jul 6, 2020 at 1:53pm PDT

Cassie slams the trolls over her breakup

To the troll who didn’t care for any fact or context, Cassie gave a reply they deserved. From the Instagram posts of Cassie Randolph to the stories, everything was filled with hatred after her breakup and The Bachelor interview.

Replying to these trolls and critics, Cassie declared:

“You obviously didn’t even watch the interview, as I highly respected Colton throughout. You should probably channel your energy into something more fulfilling instead of talking shit on things you know nothing about. Hope you have a better day. Sorry, you’re full of bitterness.”

Though there’s no end to the trolls regardless of how much one tries to justify their actions or tries to be rational. But what do you think? Was Cassie Randolph wrong in doing The Bachelor interview? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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The last 2 years I’ve been thrust into a spotlight after living a fairly normal life. Since then, I’ve been trying to learn how to navigate my life changes while also trying to cling to who I am. I used to think a platform would give me a voice, but in many ways a platform takes your voice. For someone like me it’s been paralyzing. I can overthink everything. It takes really thick skin to navigate constant drama, fake articles, nasty DMs & comments or rumors started by people who feel entitled to your personal life. It takes incredible mental strength to shrug off strangers who regularly criticize your character based on conclusions they drew while watching an edited tv show (I could say so much here). It can feel like an uphill battle. Sometimes I want to just say what I want & forget my sensitive side that strives to do the “right thing”, be calm & rational, be kind, think of others first etc.. I feel like saying: ok all you mother ffers hating on me for my breakup-please stop. It’s been an awful few months for ME trying to go thru it. I’m STILL going thru it. It’s hard enough w/out your know-it-all comments. You literally know nothing so go away. One minute I feel my rant above & the next I feel selfish thinking about myself when there are truly critical issues in the world right now: BLM, Covid, toxic politics, matters of life and death; social injustice. Kinda puts personal problems in perspective. Hence, the reason I decided (against advice) to cancel contracts & delete IG for 30 days. The break, tho short, was amazing. What did I do? I read a LOT, got a tattoo, caught up with friends, attended 2 protests, finished 60 HOURS OF SIMUCASE, re-evaluated my dreams and goals, went surfing, dyed my own hair, played my guitar, got out my sewing machine…lived in the moment. Life is short. We all have struggles to figure out. All we can do is the best we know in the moment so when we reflect, we don’t feel regret. Always be learning, always be growing. Ok, I’m done. A bit all over the place, but I’m forcing myself not to overthink. Thx to the majority of u who’ve been kind & sent concerned messages. It means more than u know ❤️ ily all (minus the trolls)

A post shared by Cassie Randolph (@cassierandolph) on Jul 1, 2020 at 12:17pm PDT

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