
Courtney Robertson is the most notorious villain in Bachelor History. She won Season 16 of The Bachelor and went on to write the New York Times Bestseller "I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality TV Show Villain"
Now Courtney weighs in on current episodes of the Bachelor Franchise, pop culture news, and every week she talks to other reality stars about how being on reality TV ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In Part Three of I Didn’t Come Here to Get a Divorce, I’m joined by my friend and former Bachelor producer Alanna Noel as I continue sharing the painful truth behind the end of my marriage. We talk about betrayal, grief, anger, and the clarity that c... more
In part two of I Didn’t Come Here to Get a Divorce, I sit down with my friend Stefanie Parker, podcast host of She’s All Bach (@shesallbach), to continue unpacking the painful reality of filing for divorce after discovering my husband had been living... more
In this episode of After Reality, I’m opening up about a deeply personal chapter: my decision to file for divorce after eight years.
Joined by my friend Alanna Noel, I share what this season has looked like behind the scenes — the heartbreak, the lo... more
In this episode of After Reality, I’m joined by Joshua Fields Millburn, creator of Netflix’s hit documentary The Minimalists: Less Is Now, for a conversation about clutter, consumer culture, and what it really means to live with less.
As a mom of th... more
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So sorry to hear about your upcoming divorce! You are a beautiful and classy woman with 3 beautiful children. His loss .. big time ! I know you will emerge stronger and happier without the dead weight ! Sending a hug🥰
Courtney, thank you for being so open and vulnerable with your audience. I’ve been a listener for years and was totally shocked by the divorce news, but am not shocked by how you’re handling it with grace, strength, and even a dose of your signature humor. Stay strong and know that we are rooting for you and your kids, and will be here ready to keep listening to your podcast whenever you want to record. Sending hugs!
Sending you all my love Courtney! I hate this for you! I’ve seen this with so many men around me. It’s debilitating and heartbreaking to feel and witness. Karma always wins in the end, it takes a while, but I promise, it will come.
I usually like Courtney’s podcast, but… The fact that Kalon still calls kids “baggage” all these years later. I wish Courtney would have stood up against him when he said this instead of just agreeing with everything he says. Seems too much she tries to people please. This interview didn’t make me like him or see his side of anything, in fact made me like him even less. He took no accountability. 👎🏻
Thanks for ruining Million Dollar Secret season 2 with your spoiler in the title. Anyone searching for any podcast that does an episode by episode breakdown was spoiled. It hasn’t even been out on Netflix for a month yet…
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The show centers on the realities of reality TV, celebrity culture, and media dynamics, with deep dives into production, casting, and the evolving landscape of online fame. Across episodes, the host brings inside perspectives from former producers, contestants, and industry commentators, plus timely takes on scandals, courtroom moments, and franchise history. Listeners likely seek candid industry context, practical veteran insights, and provocative takes on how narratives are built and managed in public life. A standouttrait is the host's unapologetic, real-talk approach, often blending personal storytelling with sharp critiques of the Bachelor ecosystem and broader pop culture.
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Recent guests on After Reality include:
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4. Angie Robertson
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7. Noah Erb
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