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Two Out of Three Bachelorette Finalists Live With Their Parents: Cute or Creepy?
Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky has said she’s ready for marriage and babies, but two of her three remaining suitors may not be ready for the same thing — given they live with their parents. Chris Lambton, 33, and Frank Neuschaefer, 31, live at home for very different reasons, but if they propose to Fedotowsky, they might want to consider finding alternative housing. Here’s a look at the these home-dwelling bachelors and if The Bachelorette will wind up with one of them.
Frank, 31, moved in with his parents in Geneva, Illinois so he could pursue his dream of being a screenwriter. Note I said Geneva, Illinois. Why does the show keep saying his hometown is Chicago? Sure, it sounds cooler, but it’s not true. The guy lives in a sub-division 45 miles outside of the city. With his parents.
Chris, 33, lives with his father in Cape Cod, Mass. He moved in with his parents when his mother became terminally ill and stayed with his father after her passing. I like this reason way better than Frank’s. Plus, he lives a walk away from the beach and his dad seems like a friendly sort who wouldn’t get in their way too much if Ali decides to just move in with them.
SPOILER ALERT: Sources say Frank flies all the way to Tahiti for the romantic one-on-one dates just to tell Ali he’s dumping her for an ex-girlfriend. Hasn’t he heard of a phone? And spoilers also say Chris is rebuffed in the final rose ceremony in favor of former baseball-playing Roberto Martinez, 26, who has presumably moved out of his parents home permanently given they live in Tampa and he lives Charleston. (But how ridiculous is it he got into his old baseball uniform on the hometown date — glory days, anyone?)
Who do you think she should pick? My vote was for Ty Brown, who got booted already, for reasons I can’t fathom. Oh, sure, he was just there to promote his music career and would have dumped Ali shortly following the After the Final Rose special, but he was nice to look at and had that cowboy thing going on.
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tanisha smith commented on Jul 13 10 at 12:18 amshe should choose chris, because robertosaid will see where this will take us, so is not sure and too much of showing off perfections.
Lizzielou commented on Jul 13 10 at 9:36 amI am absolutely in love with Chris. He’s a real man. He’s a strong man. He’s solid. He’s faithful, loving, caring, family-oriented…all of the good things a good husband is made of. I know that Ali is looking for a “feeling,” but sometimes that feeling isn’t something that is made to withstand a lifetime with someone. I’m not saying one should settle, but there is definitely a difference between lust and a mature, loving relationship. I definitely think that is what some people miss on this show. How many times have we been disappointed on this show because we didn’t think they picked the “right” one? That’s because at the 6 week mark or however long this show gets taped…you are still in lust mode! I propose a change to the format of the show. I think they have this televised 6 week thing like we see now…they get down to two “finalists” (for lack of a better word) and then they go the 3 months when the show is airing and date each other in the real world (even though it would still be limited). But give them more of a chance to decide! Then on the ATFR show, the person can go through who they pick! Maybe there would be some more successful couples if they just gave them some extra time to make a solid decision!
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