The Bachelorette 11 - Kaitlyn Bristowe - Shawn Booth - #10 - Media - Tweets - IG - *Sleuthing - Spoilers*

She was wearing tank and leggings because they "crashed" the wedding. Towards the end of the video, you can see her & Shawn dancing with the bride & groom, who seemed perfectly okay with it.

If she was going to be on DWTS, I could see her pro dancer being Mark or Derek being around their height (5'1''-5'5'')

chasingpavements wrote:

AllAboutLove wrote:Kaitlyn is an embarrassment and her "dancing" if one can even call it that doesn't strike me as someone who should be teaching dance at all. JMO

She taught Dance to little kids, according to her periscope. I feel like teaching kids dance is probably not that intense, unless it's ballet.

Anyways, she did say that she would "kill it" on DWTS, so she's very confident of her skills...

I hope for the parents and childrens sake that she never teaches dance to kids again . If I was a parent I would never allow my child to be in her class. These kids look at their teachers whatever their doing as role models. K is the last person who should be a role model for young kids. JMO

I say GO KAITLYN (and Shawn)....do you!  People are going to judge no matter what.  At the end of the day, she's the only person that has to answer for her actions and if she's happy with them then more power to her.  I would gladly let her teach my children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews dance if she was qualified.  It is not HER job to teach my children how to be responsible adults...it's MY JOB as their parent. And it's also MY JOB to teach them about morals, ethics, responsibilities, being safe, etc.  What Kaitlyn does outside of dance class has absolutely NO BEARING on how my kids behave.  

Sorry...soapbox over....but it really boils my blood when parents blame everyone else (including these supposed "role models") for their children's poor choice.

Edited to add: JMHO

leselihau wrote:I say GO KAITLYN (and Shawn)....do you!  People are going to judge no matter what.  At the end of the day, she's the only person that has to answer for her actions and if she's happy with them then more power to her.  I would gladly let her teach my children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews dance if she was qualified.  It is not HER job to teach my children how to be responsible adults...it's MY JOB as their parent. And it's also MY JOB to teach them about morals, ethics, responsibilities, being safe, etc.  What Kaitlyn does outside of dance class has absolutely NO BEARING on how my kids behave.  

Sorry...soapbox over....but it really boils my blood when parents blame everyone else (including these supposed "role models") for their children's poor choice.

:pullouthair:

IMO, sometimes no matter what parents do their children may go in the opposite direction. It happens.

IMO, Kaitlyn is not a role model, period.

Kashathediva wrote:IMO, sometimes no matter what parents do their children may go in the opposite direction. It happens.

I agree completely....but that doesn't mean that it's the dance instructor's fault....or the A list celebrity, or the star athlete, or the grade school teacher, or anyone else for that matter...some children are just going to choose their own path, sometimes IN SPITE of what they've grown up with. JMHO.

leselihau wrote:I say GO KAITLYN (and Shawn)....do you!  People are going to judge no matter what.  At the end of the day, she's the only person that has to answer for her actions and if she's happy with them then more power to her.  I would gladly let her teach my children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews dance if she was qualified.  It is not HER job to teach my children how to be responsible adults...it's MY JOB as their parent. And it's also MY JOB to teach them about morals, ethics, responsibilities, being safe, etc.  What Kaitlyn does outside of dance class has absolutely NO BEARING on how my kids behave.  

Sorry...soapbox over....but it really boils my blood when parents blame everyone else (including these supposed "role models") for their children's poor choice.

Yes the parents should be the children's role model and teach them about morals , ethics , and responsibility . But no matter how and what you do the children will always look up to their teacher , coach, instructor , pro athletes , and celebrities.  I do understand how parents do blame everyone else for their children's behavior believe me I have been doing this for over 26 years and would love for the parents to be more involved in their children's life. Sometimes it happens but mostly you are the one they do look up to. So sorry there is no way in hell I would want K around my child after what I have seen of her. I highly doubt though she will be going back to being a dance instructor . To busy partying and and posting Snap Chats ,periscope , and SM . JMO

IMO People in the spotlight are role models whether they like it or not. Teens will idolize and mimmick their stars regardless of what their parents teach them.

Speaking from experience, raising a child now in his early 30's at 12 yrs old, who wanted $150 pair of Michael Jordan running shoes so he could be as good as MJ. Or $200 goalie hockey pads because he wanted to look cool like Patrick Roy. IMO Parents have every right to blame those that do not act in a decent manner when they know they have kids looking up to them. Justin Beiber is another good example. They are famous, they are in the news, they have thousands of followers, they are under a microscope for all to see.

Kaitlyn may teach dance to younger kids, but those kids are going to see her in magazines and online. Most kids are technically savy they know how to get info. My 5 yr old grand nephew can whip around online like a pro.

BTW what is the purpose of crashing a wedding dressed in leggings at someones wedding you don't know? I'd ask them to leave.

Well, now that you mention it, wedding crashers have been in the news lately and arrested for such. It is not unusual for venue security to keep an eye on gifts and be alerted to uninvited guests.
busted
cuff 'em Dano

oops
last one

Well exactly. That happened in Toronto not that long ago. Who wants strangers at their wedding, uninvited. This is something thugs do for free food booze and to steal gift, not ABC's the Bachelorette. So immature IMO.

GuardianAngel wrote:Well exactly. That happened in Toronto not that long ago. Who wants strangers at their wedding, uninvited. This is something thugs do for free food booze and to steal gift, not ABC's the Bachelorette. So immature IMO.

Whew.. well it is a good then that the bride and groom were dancing with them and one other guest was even teaching K some dance steps.