The Bachelor Less Italian and Princey Than Originally Thought
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Lorenzo Borghese, the latest meat puppet being fought over by 25 single ladies on the new season of The Bachelor, is turning out to be less charming prince and more average Joe (making it the most true-to-life reality show in recent history).
Though 34-year-old "Italian prince" Lorenzo Borghese calls Rome his "second home," a member of the Borghese family tells Radar that Lorenzo never even visited the city before signing on for The Bachelor.
Also being called into question is where Borghese is really from. Though ABC's Web site claims he was born in Milan and raised in Connecticut, his parents, Princess Amanda Borghese and Prince Francesco Borghese, have lived in Short Hills, New Jersey, since 1979, and his permanent addresses prior to 2001 all list him as a resident of the Garden State.
A source tells Radar that after discovering that Borghese speaks only "menu Italian," the show's producers enrolled Borghese in an intensive Italian language course before filming began. (A spokesman for ABC denies knowledge of the course.)
The title is real, though it doesn't translate into a castle and throne (titles haven't even been recognized in Italy since 1947).
The Borghese family is said to be deeply embarrassed by Lorenzo's participation in the show, though his recent foray into the Borghese Cosmetics line hardly bolstered his pedigree.
Lorenzo's contribution to the family business? A line of doggie grooming products called Royal Treatment Pet Care, including the Stinky-B-Gone odor fighting kit, the Pumpkin Patch spritz, and the After Bath Pet Robe. The latest incarnation of The Bachelor premiered last night.
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why can't they just line up middle of the road type people, like dual Bachlor, bachlorette, politically correct, of course, have an all white, all black, asian, American indian run simultaniously but only have 1 couple out of all of them get the ring, it'd be a great cultural, educational platform because there are race issues and this just might educate people about each others race and we could get along better, also make dates more common FOX, NBC hire me I've got great ideas. Especially NBC, You need me
why can't they just line up middle of the road type people, like dual Bachlor, bachlorette, politically correct, of course, have an all white, all black, asian, American indian run simultaniously but only have 1 couple out of all of them get the ring, it'd be a great cultural, educational platform because there are race issues and this just might educate people about each others race and we could get along better, also make dates more common FOX, NBC hire me I've got great ideas. Especially NBC, You need me
why can't they just line up middle of the road type people, like dual Bachlor, bachlorette, politically correct, of course, have an all white, all black, asian, American indian run simultaniously but only have 1 couple out of all of them get the ring, it'd be a great cultural, educational platform because there are race issues and this just might educate people about each others race and we could get along better, also make dates more common FOX, NBC hire me I've got great ideas. Especially NBC, You need me
Big joke
I liked him
Check the date of the story. He was the Bachelor 3 years ago...
DONT TELL ME THIS MUT IS GOING TO BE THE NEXT BATCHELOR!!!! EWWWW YUCK!