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Big Brother Winner Sympathizes with Bachelorette Contestants

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Ashley Hollis, Big Brother winner, empathizes with Bachelorette contestants after Taylor Frankie Pauls season cancellation due to abuse allegations. Fans suggest streaming episodes or recasting contestants. Taylors team denies the videos authenticity, focusing on her kids safety and seeking support from ABC. National Domestic Violence Hotline resources available.

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Big Brother Winner Sympathizes with Bachelorette Contestants

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Big Brother Winner Sympathizes with Bachelorette Contestants. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Durham's story is making news on March 20th. Big brother winner Ashley Hollis voiced sympathy for the contestants on Taylor Frankie Paul's canceled Bachelorette season. The 26-year-old, who took home the prize on season 27 back in 2025, pointed out how tough it must be for those guys, who quit their jobs only to see nothing air. No fame, no followers, no new careers. ABC pulled the plug on the season this week, after a 23-video service, showing Taylor throwing chairs at her on-and-off boyfriend. Dakota Mournson. Network reps said they're now focusing on supporting her family instead of moving forward. Ashley's post on X drew quick agreement from fans, with many feeling bad for the men and suggesting the episodes just drop on streaming like Hulu. Others wondered if the contestants might get recast for a future show. Taylor's team called the video edited and part of a manipulative pattern from her X, especially since it dropped on their son's birthday. She shared that she's grateful for ABC's backing, while prioritizing her kids' safety

after years of abuse. As Taylor explores her options and prepares to speak out, resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-877-99, 7-2-3-3, stand ready for anyone facing similar struggles.

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