At this point in Bachelor Nation , we know that all contestants are—at least a little bit—there for the wrong reasons, but rarely do singles come in with such brazen ulterior motives as the official The Golden Bachelor season 2 villain Nicolle Kate Briscoe.
From the start of the season, Nicolle has been one of the more aggressively competitive women vying for Mel Owens' heart. And she solidified her villain status this week after she openly told the women in the mansion that she didn't come on The Golden Bachelor for love, but for fame.
"I've told myself from the beginning, I'm not dating Mel—I'm dating America. I'm dating everybody watching, and not watching. That gives you exposure like you've never had," she said, shocking the other women.
Robin was obviously turned off by Nicolle's comments and decided to do something about it—sort of. During their private one-on-one time on this week's group date, Robin told Mel that some of the women in the mansion weren't "completely authentic." She continued, refusing to name names, "I think people are self-serving. Because, potentially, they have an opportunity to promote whatever they're trying to promote."
Mel seemed unbothered by Robin's vague warning, telling the cameras later that while the warning gave him "pause," he believed "everybody's here for the right reasons." Robin ended up being sent home while Nicolle received the final rose of the night.
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