Monday's episode of "Bachelor in Paradise" was packed with interesting anecdotes, but the highlight was Josh Murray rampaging Nick Viall's love life, once again.
After the unceremonious exit of Chad Johnson in the last episode, everyone was expecting the love journey of contestants to progress, which it did but not without some spicy drama and jealous duels, Us Weekly reported.
When Josh pitched in to woo Amanda Stanton and won her over, it looked like a scene straight away from the past season of Bachelorette when he had won over Nick while vying for Andi Dorfman's hand in marriage.
To add insult to the injury, when Nick confronted Josh for stealing Amanda from her, the latter would not have any of the former's rants and said that he had not seen anyone being such an unapologetic jerk for no reason. Josh also talked about Andi's biography, in which she has revealed some unsavory things about him. He vented out his anguish and said that it was unfortunate that she had depicted him in such a way. Terming the book a fictional story and not true at all, he disclosed that it was hard for him to bear.
As for the date, Nick was lucky as not only did he have a great time with Amanda but also enjoyed making out with Leah Block. However, when he went out with Amanda, she could not digest it and tried to steal him but Nick sent her away. Love did go wrong in this case but not for Lace and Grant, who had a passionate lovemaking session and ACS did not even censor it much.
On the other hand, Evan and Carly had an awful time kissing each other and it was a complete disaster. After Chris Harrison forced them to break the longest kiss record, they tried hard but when they parted, Carly went to the bathroom and threw up saying it was not just from the pepper but from the kiss too.
The rose ceremony ended with Leah and Jubilee leaving the paradise and the latter insulted Jared for choosing Emily, one of the twins.
