Ashley Iaconetti refuted Maria Georgas’ conspiracy theory that Iaconetti, along with Nick Viall and Sydney Gordon, influenced Georgas’ portrayal on season 28 of “The Bachelor.” Iaconetti clarified on her podcast that she and Viall did not conspire with Gordon to target Georgas, emphasizing that Viall had no relationship with Gordon and found the theory inaccurate.
Ashley Iaconetti refuted Maria Georgas’ conspiracy theory that she, along with Nick Viall, influenced Georgas’ portrayal on “The Bachelor,” stating they had no involvement in casting decisions or character portrayals on the show.
Ashley Iaconetti is stepping up to clear the air. She’s tackling Maria Georgas’ rather “strange theory” about her own portrayal on “The Bachelor” Season 28 head-on.
Now, Maria’s got this idea, right? She thinks Nick Viall and Ashley conspired with Sydney Gordon. Their grand plan? To bring Sydney onto the show as a sort of secret weapon against the season’s villain.
But here’s the kicker – Ashley was like, “Maria who?” before all this drama unfolded on Joey Graziadei’s season. According to Ashley, the whole conspiracy theory sprouted from a simple photo taken at a book signing in September 2022.
They all just went to Sydney’s vintage store. Maybe snapped a pic. And that was that. Nothing more.
Oh, and there’s this juicy bit from a “Call Her Daddy” podcast episode. Maria spilled the beans there, revealing her and Nick’s history since 2017. Nick had apparently pegged her as a potential “villain” on the show.
Ashley, on her podcast, was quick to debunk this theory. Nick and Sydney? Barely know each other. Nick even thought Sydney’s show antics were ridiculous.
The plot thickens with Sydney and Maria at the heart of Season 28’s drama. Sydney accused Maria of belittling another contestant, leading to a whirlwind of accusations and apologies.
Ben, Ashley’s podcast co-host, couldn’t help but jest about Ashley’s knack for conspiracy theories. Though, he doubted her involvement in this one.
Ashley, playing along, called herself a “mastermind” of drama. Yet, she conceded that the real puppeteers are the show’s producers. They’re the ones with the real power.
In a twist, Maria mentioned an unaired scene where she and Sydney made amends. A hug that was supposed to bury the hatchet. But by nightfall, Sydney felt bullied.
It’s a tangled web of accusations, theories, and reality TV drama. But at the end of the day, it’s just another chapter in the saga of “The Bachelor.”
