The Bachelor "Women Tell All" is Going to Be Juicy

"The Bachelor: The Women Tell All" is inevitably going to be juicy. Brad Womack returns to the ABC reality television show to speak with the women he scored. 15 of the seasons most memorable bachelorettes return to give Brad the business.

But that's not the most "juicy" and anticipated part of "The Bachelor: The Women Tell All." What's going to be larger on life Monday night is the return of Michelle Money. Who is Michelle Money? Just the villain of the season, that's all.

Money, who rarely criticized a girl in front of their face on the show, was constantly bad-mouthing the other girls during the interview segments. Money said some extremely hurtful and controversial things during those interview segments and yet still seemed to get along with the other contestants for the most part.
In other words, Michelle Money escaped relatively unscathed until now. Now the other contestants have inevitably watched the clips of the show that include those comments. Will payback be a pain for Michelle Money? Or will she somehow blow it off and ignore what's coming to her? I fully expect a Michelle Money roast without the comedy. But it may just be a little more tame than that.

Unfortunately, Chantal won't be on the show because she is still in the Final 2. So Chantal won't be there to confront Michelle Money about her comments concerning her wishes that Chantal get attacked in the jungle.
That would have been something to see the two butt heads on "The Bachelor: The Women Tell All."
Instead, we'll have to settle for the other girls taking shots and possibly ganging up at Michelle Money for saying such horrible things behind their backs. Let's just say it wouldn't be a very strong "The Women Tell All" episode without an appearance from Michelle-so it's a good thing she's not in the Final 2 and off the map.

It might be a bit awkward, too for Brad Womack. Money seemed to be nearly stalking the guy in the final days before she was cut. What will her confrontation with "The Bachelor" be like during this "Women Tell All" episode.
This show always serves as a tuneup for "The Bachelor" finale. Sometimes the show offers more insight than we may have seen through the edited versions of the show. Well, most times it offers that type of insight that we weren't exactly privy to. So there's little doubt that "The Bachelor: The Women Tell All" will be more than juicy on Monday night when it airs at 8pmEST/7pm CST on ABC.