Well, folks. It’s a Thursday, which means it’s Bachie time, and although this isn’t my first rodeo, I was not emotionally prepared for this episode. Can I sue Channel 10 for emotional trauma? I sure hope so, because I’m distraught.
[jwplayer gxLFr3ky]Mere minutes into the episode, we were hit with the bombshell than sweet, stylish boy Ciarran had to leave the house for family reasons. There were a lot of tears from both Ciarran and Angie, and now we’ll forever be left wondering whether Ciarran really was the man for her.
After the death of his beloved grandmother, Ciarran had to leave the show, and Twitter was obviously distraught.
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t absolutely WEEPING watching him cry. Weeping, I tell you.
oh no I am not emotionally strong enough to be able to cope with crying Ciarran #BacheloretteAU pic.twitter.com/oGnLxRl33I
— Jodi McAlister (@JodiMcA) October 31, 2019
Obviously, we’re not here to judge men on how they grieve, but Twitter was stoked to see a man that’s unafraid to show his emotion. Toxic masculinity is dumb and now we have to continue life knowing that this pure angel man is gone and Angie is more likely to end up with a dickhead.
Ciarran is exactly the kind of man #BacheloretteAU should be showcasing. He wear his heart on his sleeve and he’s completely unafraid to be himself. There’s light years between him and the likes of Jess and Jamie.
— Jerome Doraisamy (@JeromeDoraisamy) October 31, 2019
Ciarran was the man we all wanted to win. He was the frontrunner, and despite those pap photos of him with another girl, I was still secretly hoping he’d be the winner.
Ciarran has been the biggest, freshest breath of air for Australian reality TV. He seems like a beautiful soul and deserves all the love ❤ #BacheloretteAU
— Hailey. (@HAILEY_wood) October 31, 2019
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Even when he was balls deep in his own problems, Ciarran still tried to so hard to make sure Angie was feeling okay. What! A! Man!
Ciarran, deep in his own grief, trying to cheer Angie up because she’s been through “enough” for one night. HE IS AN ANGEL. #BacheloretteAU
— Jenna Guillaume (@JennaGuillaume) October 31, 2019
Ciarran is the man Angie deserves. We need him back, or we at least needed a farewell montage. Ciarran for Angie. Ciarran for Bachie 2020, Ciarran for PM, Ciarran for the leader of the free world.
…is it wrong that I hope that Angie ultimately ditches all the bros and runs off to find Ciarran? #BacheloretteAU
— Jodi McAlister (@JodiMcA) October 31, 2019
We’re all secretly hoping Angie pulls a Honey Badger and ditches all the men and runs off with her long-haired British boy.
I need Angie to not end up with anyone left in the mansion, and instead end up with Ciarran after it’s all done #BacheloretteAU
— Bec Lee (@BecL11) October 31, 2019
Give us a fucking montage Channel 10, you cowards!
Ciarran’s exit is the only time I’ve ever wanted a farewell montage in the Bachie franchise. Specifically an outfit montage. #BacheloretteAU
— Jessica Riley (@jesrily) October 31, 2019
If anyone really wants to make me cry just edit Ciarran’s farewell with “Chasing Cars” over it #BacheloretteAU
— eloise mckenzie (@_jeloise) October 31, 2019
Farewell Ciarran, you beautiful long-haired British man. You will be sorely missed by all of Australia.
