

In response to Wells Adams, there’s no such factor as a “dangerous edit” in The Bachelor franchise.
“After doing the present for therefore lengthy, I don’t actually imagine which you can edit somebody into one thing that they’re not,” Wells advised Hannah Brown on her “Higher Tomorrow” podcast on Wednesday, November 1. “Displaying who somebody is, is basically laborious to control and alter. I feel what finally ends up taking place is… when somebody says ‘I received a nasty edit,’ that’s actually them saying ‘I don’t actually know who I’m and the person who I’m seeing will not be who I feel I’m.’ … The reality is, that’s in all probability fairly near who you’re.”
Wells elaborated that as a result of he was 31 years outdated when he first appeared on JoJo Fletcher’s season 12 of The Bachelorette, he felt “a lot extra ready than anyone else.”
He mentioned, “I had my very own radio present once I was 16 years outdated. Nearly half of my life I’ve lived with the data of self enhancing myself when the mic was scorching.”
The Bachelor in Paradise bartender trusted that he “wouldn’t say something silly” on digital camera. “I knew I used to be gonna be capable to symbolize myself properly,” he defined.” In the event you can edit me into some loopy factor that’s one factor and that’s one thing lots of people are scared about … You might be actually exposing your self whenever you go on a present like that.”
Wells suggested contestants to “actually know who [you] are” earlier than signing up for the present.
Wells has been bartending on Bachelor in Paradise since season 4, which premiered in 2017. Whereas serving drinks, he additionally acts as a therapist to contestants as he listens to their love life drama and provides them his greatest recommendation.

Wells Adams and Hannah Brown Amy Sussman/Getty Photographs; Emma McIntyre/Getty Photographs
Throughout season 9 — which airs each Thursday on ABC at 9 p.m. EST — Wells inspired contestants to jot down “no matter they need” and insert it right into a “Fact Field” on episode 4. “Each season a few of you guys say the very same factor to me: ‘I want I had mentioned the issues that I needed to say however I used to be too scared to say them,’” Wells defined to the group.
When the Fact Field was damaged open by Aaron Schwartzman, secrets and techniques got here out about how Tanner Courtad ought to “be careful” for Kat Izzo, that Rachel Recchia and Brayden Bowers ought to makeout and extra.
In October, Wells completely opened as much as Us Weekly concerning the Fact Field. “I’m wondering if individuals are going to be mad at me,” he advised Us. “I’m to see how the viewers and the way the solid reply to this as a result of it’s a chance for folks to say no matter they need with none repercussions.”
He added, “It additionally permits folks to truly inform their fact, which I feel is an excellent factor, particularly in relation to eager to take your relationship to the subsequent degree.