EXCLUSIVE BLOG: "Ali Doesn't Understand That Roberto Really Likes Her," Says Ex-Bachelorette Winner
July 13 2010, Published 10:57 a.m. ET
Jesse Csincsak, who was the last man standing during Deanna Pappas’ run as ABC’s The Bachelorette, offers his thoughts on current leading lady Ali Fedotowsky and week eight’s episode, in his exclusive blog with Breaking Celebrity News. Check out Jesse’s insight into the stressful process of the hometown date and who will be the last man standing.
HOMETOWN DATE WEEK: ”This is one of the hardest weeks for everyone...The guys are no longer together and are all locked up in separate condos or hotel rooms for the whole week. From personal experience, I know it makes you ask yourself, ‘What the heck am I doing?’ The sense of what it is gonna feel like if you end up getting sent home and are alone really sets in.”
”So this week, you sit and wait with your handler a.k.a. ‘adult sitter,’ until they tell you you’re both headed to fly to go on your hometown date. When you get home, they don't even let you stay at your house and check you into a hotel – it is super weird.”
“The following day, you do your on-camera hometown date then the next morning you get back on a plane to go back into hiding in L.A. with your handler – in case you try and hang out with your homies and tell them what happened - or if you’re the last guy to film your hometown date you go right to the Rose Ceremony.
For Ali, this is a super busy week - she is basically hitting five different states in seven days and has lots and lots of travel, it takes its toll on her. Hometown ates are important, because it shows what kind of person each guy really is.
ROBERTO: Roberto was the only guy that Ali immediately wrapped