Kaitlyn Bristowe recently revealed a tense interaction she had with a former female coworker from the “Bachelor Nation” over dating a mutual ex. Without explicitly naming anyone, Kaitlyn shared that she texted the woman to inform her that she had gone on a date with her ex, sparking speculation among fans that she was referring to Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark. This interaction did not go smoothly, as Kaitlyn recounted during a podcast appearance.
Kaitlyn described the text she sent as a courtesy to her former coworker, acknowledging that she wasn’t sure if it would be an issue for the woman, who seemed to be in a happy relationship at the time.
However, the woman responded with a phone call the next day, expressing anger and telling Kaitlyn to stay away from the man. This reaction took Kaitlyn by surprise, and the conversation ended on a sour note, with the woman accusing Kaitlyn of being a bad person.
In response to the negative conversation, Kaitlyn expressed regret and apologized, admitting she didn’t anticipate such a strong reaction. She even jokingly mentioned wanting to send a risqué photo of herself with the man to the woman, though she refrained from doing so. The fallout from this conversation has drawn attention, but neither Kaitlyn, Tayshia, nor Zac have commented publicly on the matter.
The context for this drama is that Zac Clark, who was previously engaged to Tayshia Adams after winning her season of “The Bachelorette,” has been rumored to be romantically involved with Kaitlyn Bristowe.
These rumors started after they were seen together during the New Year’s holiday and at several public events, though neither has confirmed a relationship. Meanwhile, Tayshia has moved on and has been linked to Luke Gulbranson for over a year.
Kaitlyn also mentioned that despite the tense interaction, she and the woman have encountered each other at events since then but chose to avoid each other. Kaitlyn felt that this avoidance was a mature way to handle the situation, indicating that they had both moved on from the incident without further conflict.
