In the Monday night episode of “The Bachelor”, competitor Sarah Trott was eliminated from the race for the heart of Matt James.
The 24-year-old journalist was struggling emotionally during the episode and asked if she could handle the pressure from the program.
To calm her nerves, Trott interrupted the meeting of James’s group, taking time off from the other women, which was not very good.
“In my heart, I know all these special moments we had, and it kills me to think, like, he’s having these special moments with other women too. I just, like, worry, if I, like, can” Don’t get over it , it will really be an obstacle in my relationship with Matt, and now I feel I must do something about it, “she said.
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After Trott explained why she needed to speak to James, she retired to her room.
When confronted by the other women in the house, they called her tears of performance and labeled her “manipulative”, “toxic” and “calculated”.
Matt James (L) and Sarah (R) connected in their one-on-one meeting.
(ABC / Craig Sjodin)
After being ostracized by the group, Sarah broke even more and finally opened up to competitor Katie Thurston about the family stress she is dealing with.
Her father is battling ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and, according to Trott, was only “weeks” old.
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“So this is really weighing on my heart too. Time away from him,” explained Trott.
After the conversation, Trott made the decision to leave the reality show and showed up at James’ house to tell the reason.
Sarah Trott left ‘The Bachelor’ on Monday night.
(ABC / Craig Sjodin)
“I prayed about it and thought about it, and, like, I really feel called to, like, go home and be with my family. I just don’t think I’m ready for that,” she said.
James replied, “That doesn’t mean I’m going to stop thinking about you and pray for your father and thinking about your family. When you’re ready, a guy is going to be extremely lucky and I’m upset that it’s not me, but I’ve learned a lot from And what it means to sacrifice yourself and do anything for the family and the people you love, and I’m going to miss you. “
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As the car drove away, Sarah sobbed, “This is not the best Sarah and Matt deserves the best. I gave it my all. I just can’t do that. But part of me thinks I’m making a mistake because he’s so incredible. “
Trott’s departure was aired just a week after the competitor nearly passed out at the rose ceremony the week before.
“The Bachelor” airs on Mondays at 8 pm ET on ABC.