So she withholds the date rose and politely sends him on his way. And unfortunately for Clayton, Michelle agrees, realizing midway through the date that she's just not feeling that special somethting – and doubts she'll get there in time for hometowns next week. Clayton seems like a solid guy – charming and fun and easy-going and good with kids and excellent at forts – but his relationship with Michelle has strong friend chemistry, not romantic chemistry.
The one thing it's missing? Any romantic spark whatsoever. It's a perfect date with a ton of charming interactions and adorable moments and also gummy bears. Dang, kids, you really put in some work this week! Somebody used their recess and study hall periods wisely! So the children set up Michelle and Clayton with a mobile pizza party and candy-palooza on the way to a Minneapolis museum, where the students also scattered charming dating games for our couple to play and a special presentation in the planetarium. After all, as one of the students points out, he's good at building forts and can probably carry groceries with ease – and aren't those the two most important traits for a relationship partner? (That's a hypothetical question: Obviously yes.) He cutely dodges all their questions about kisses and such, and easily wins over the children as well as the first one-on-one date with Michelle. Amazingly the hotel room has enough sheets, pillows and cushions to build a structure that brick wall of muscle Clayton can fit inside and take questions from the children.
Welp, we've got a winner today – a well-earned victory too. On the complete other side of the equation, though, there's Clayton who becomes the pied piper of the day by brilliantly proposing building a pillow fort. Because of course Martin wears too much cologne. except for Martin, who spends the whole time humblebragging to the youths about his past dates with Michelle while slowly asphyxiating them by wearing too much cologne. (Sorry, Rodney – who also gets asked if he shaves his nipples.) Most of the guys do well. So all three dates this episode are watching "Paw Patrol" and going to the local candy store, right? Incredibly no – though gummi bears and pizza are involved at one point, because they're children but also GENIUSES.įirst, however, they have to meet the guys and ask the tough questions, starting with. So indeed, several of Michelle's students got some extra homework this week: meeting the remaining eight guys, picking out who will get the one-on-one dates and organizing the day's events. They're already better than everyone who was behind Matt James' season, and I bet they would be willing to work for just Skittles, juice boxes and an extra hour of freetime on the iPad. ABC, hire these fifth-graders immediately as full-time producers – labor laws, shmabor maws. And you know what? They did an absolutely terrific job, resulting in a very entertaining and insightful episode. So I would give people the benefit of the doubt, and hopefully she will have her time to speak on that.It was Take Your Kids To Work this week on "The Bachelorette" as a handful of Michelle's students took over the show (fine, yes, "took" "over" the show), played matchmaker and set up our star's dates. "Rumors are dark and nasty and can ruin people's lives. "I have not spoken to anybody since the show ended, but I would say that you have to be really careful about what you are doing on social media," James told " Entertainment Tonight" at the time. On February 2, James released a statement defending Kirkconnell, leading many to believe that she would make it to the finale. Another TikTok user also accused her of liking racist photos. The 24-year-old graphic designer from Georgia, described as a "southern sweetheart" in her official "Bachelor" bio, first made headlines when a TikTok user accused Kirkconnell of bullying her for dating Black men. While James' strong feelings for Kirkconnell were clear throughout the season, the months that have followed since filming have brought plenty of complications. James and Kirkconnell on this season of "The Bachelor."
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