
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 | 214 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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I join Game of Roses hosts Chad Kultgen and Lizzy Pace for a raw and revealing conversation about my divorce, the alleged infidelity I uncovered, and rebuilding my life while raising three young children.
I also take Chad and Lizzy inside the Bachel... more
In this solo episode, I’m sharing a raw and very real update on my ongoing divorce following my ex’s infidelity. I open up about the emotional and legal nightmare of separating from someone who still wants control, the manipulation and narcissistic b... more
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
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I’ve always loved Courtney, she is true to herself and is real. It’s sad her husband turned out to be a complete D-bag! Many of us have been there.
Courtney is showing strength and courage after finding out what a cheating pr*ck he is! Hope he gets his karma and a few STI’s to boot.
Keep on keepin on, Courtney 👊🥊
Sending such love as you are navigating this challenging time. One of my best friends is divorcing a narcissist and it’s been hell for her. You’re a rockstar, Courtney and I’m proud of your strength.
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.
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A candid, personality-driven show that blends reality-TV culture with personal-life storytelling and timely pop culture coverage. Episodes frequently center on high-profile relationships, legal and PR dynamics in the reality-TV space, and behind-the-scenes insights from contestants, producers, and commentators. A standout aspect is Courtney Robertson's willingness to share vulnerability while hosting frank conversations with a mix of fellow reality-stars, journalists, and industry insiders, creating a candid, gossip-friendly yet purpose-driven space for fans and aspiring guests alike. The format often pairs personal updates with practical takeaways on co-parenting, media scrutiny, and the evolving landscape of reality television, making it ... more
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