Serial reality star Tash Candyce reveals the real reason she walked off The Bachelors

The Bachelors‘ Tash Candyce shocked fans on Monday night when she walked away from the Channel 10 reality program. 

The 31 year-old appeared on The Kyle and Jackie O Show the following morning to revealed it was merely her intention ‘stir the pot’ on the show while courting with suitor Jed McIntosh. 

She also claimed that the reality dating series was rigged.  

The Bachelors’ Tash Candyce shocked fans on Monday night when she walked away from the Channel 10 reality program 

‘When Thomas picked it (Jed’s rose to give) up to give it to Jasmine Absolom, I was like…this show is rigged and I’m out,’ she said. 

Tash said she didn’t want to sleep with any of the suitors [Jed McIntosh, Felix Von Hofe and Thomas Malucelli] so saw no reason to stay. 

While she found the latter to be ‘too nice for her’, she didn’t want to pursue Felix either because she believed he was ‘such a player on and off the court’. 

While Tash didn’t find a man on the show, she did form alliances with two of the other bachelorettes – Marg Zogoulas and CJ – both of whom also left on Monday night’s episode. 

Based in Melbourne, the real estate agent has realised she has now found her true calling – to become a soap star. 

‘I would love a gig on Home and Away, stir the pot in Summer Bay…I act every day,’ she said. 

The 31 year-old appeared on The Kyle and Jackie O Show the following morning to revealed it was merely her intention ‘stir the pot’ on the show while courting with suitor Jed McIntosh (pictured)  

Tash said she didn’t want to sleep with any of the suitors [Jed McIntosh, Felix Von Hofe and Thomas Malucelli] so saw no reason to stay

Tash became the breakout ‘villain’ on The Bachelors after she outed her co-star Absolom as a secret OnlyFans model last week.

She told the other women about Absolom’s racy side-hustle while her love rival was speaking privately to suitor Jed.

Prior to her brief time on The Bachelor, Tash dated Bachelorette alum Michael Turnbull.

The Bachelors launched last Monday to just 309,000 metro viewers, 18,000 fewer than low-rating new-look The Project which was broadcast immediately beforehand.

Poor ratings have rattled TV bosses with staff now fearing for the long-term future of the network

Based in Melbourne, the real estate agent has realised she has now found her true calling – to become a soap star