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Emily Maynard Not Really In Love With Brad Womack? Poor, Confused Ricki!
The Bachelor couple Brad Womack and Emily Maynard
Brad Womack and Emily Maynard are still together. Emily is even making plans to move to Texas with her daughter Ricki to be closer to Brad.
But, a source close to the couple says that while Brad really does love Emily, Emily isn’t so sure about Brad. There’s a lot of fan pressure for The Bachelor couple to stay together and get married. America fell in love with their love story.
Emily Maynard may be moving to Texas just so she can maintain her good girl image. What message is that sending to her daughter, Ricki?
Brad Womack has been spending time with both Emily Maynard and her daughter. According to Emily’s tweets, Ricki adores Brad. If Emily isn’t sure about Brad and isn’t ready to start planning their wedding, should she uproot her daughter to move her closer to him?
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Kevin commented on Apr 07 11 at 12:51 pmFirst of all, the fact that Emily is willing to make the move to Austin is a big deal. I could understand the concerns people might have if Emily was single and didn’t have anything to lose. However, she has a child and is willing to move to Austin for the summer to make things work. Besides all the rumors that are in the press about Brad’s past would concern anyone even if the rumors are coming from magazines that are not exactly the most reliable. Brad admitted to having a temper and he needs to control it, if he ever plans a future with her and Ricki. Also, the age difference between Brad and Emily is somewhat concerning because someone’s Emily’s age do not look at life as some as old as Brad. But again, the fact she is willing to move to Austin, giving everything up in North Carolina, is a big deal. If she is playing him just to make things look good to the press would be shattering to Brad and someone would need to look at the psychological aspects to Emily’s behavior in placing Ricki in an environment of uprooting her to another state just to look good. I really doubt that is the case, and the rumors from the so called friends to Brad cannot be believed unless they are willing to give their names and the relationship to Brad Womack. I wish him and Emily the best and hope it all works out for them. I have my doubts too, not because of any lack of love, or anything published on these website, but strictly because of the age difference. It is a shame the bachelor series does not choose women closer to the age of the bachelor. And also, the series does not allow any couple to be together for long periods of time after the filming. No wonder the series is not successful because the couple have to be quarantined away from one another and only can see each other so many times with the permission of the executives of the series.
Misty commented on Apr 14 11 at 5:37 amEmily knew what she was getting into when she signed up for the show. She had a daughter when she signed up, and she still has a daughter. If she had any concerns she never should have signed up in the first place. She is a spoiled little princess and is loaded with money. She can buy anyone she wants to…..and have anything she wants. So why did she go on the show? She is raising her daughter in that same way…..Too bad. If she can not see what is right in front of her nose then she deserves to lose it. However, I surely would not want to see Brad hurt…..and she doesn’t seem to care. The age difference is not a big deal….Emily’s attitude is a BIG deal…She needs to grow up…
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