Bachelor New Zealand - Jordan Mauger - Season 2 - Social Media - Media - *Sleuthing - Spoilers* #2

Melissa_Jane wrote:

Melissa_Jane wrote:

Karina wrote:@AllAboutLove, good point no it is not out yet so I am thinking Naz was 26 questions Erin 29 Questions Fleur ???? questions, with the Woman's Day article out about Naz, does this mean that Naz is next to go ? then Erin and Fleur is F1. Just when I think it is Erin another clue is found to dispute that theory.

Once the kiwi media found out about this site, they will do anything to distract you....Kiwi's like surprise

However, I was reading the other day and they were saying that Gab came out with her hair undone, and next scene it was up...or other way around. So Hea is onto something with thinking Storm was original 3

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Melissa_Jane wrote:

Melissa_Jane wrote:

Once the kiwi media found out about this site, they will do anything to distract you....Kiwi's like surprise

However, I was reading the other day and they were saying that Gab came out with her hair undone, and next scene it was up...or other way around.   So Hea is onto something with thinking Storm was original 3

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Jordan's awkward family visits with the bachelorettes
8:40pm Monday 02 May, 2016
BACHELOR BLOG: Jordan meets the families of Naz, Fleur and Erin - but not everything goes to plan.



It’s meet the families time.

Fleur takes Jordan to Hawke’s Bay to meet her family, and he’s been practising some Dutch phrases to impress the olds. Fleur’s blown away with the sentiment, but frankly there’s not much Jordan does that doesn’t dazzle the blonde.



“Are they going to make it hard for me?” Jordy asks Fleur, who warns him to watch out for her brother-in-law.



But Jordy’s just panicking about his Dutch pronounciation.

He should be. “Jordan’s Dutch was terrible!” said Fleur’s father, Hans, who doesn’t mince his words.

Hans has gone off script! He's gone Solo (see what we did there?)! He's quickly shaping up to be our favourite Bachelor character so far this episode. Fleur seems clueless that her father has not spoken glowingly of the man she adores.

Hans Solo is our new favourite Bachelor character.



It gets worse. Fleur’s mum, also evidently keen that her daughter has a love connection with Jordan, encourages her daughter to hand over her newborn niece to the Batch, which makes for an awkward scene as bubs starts bawling.



Fleur is chuffed, though. She sees her future baby daddy and acts like it’s happy families.

Her brother-in-law, Dan, invites Jordy to the BBQ for some male bonding over beef. He cuts straight to the point.



“To be honest, man, I was sceptical about the whole thing. Her going on with 25 other girls, there’s more chance of her getting hurt than not. I just hate seeing her hurt. Because she goes down and thinks it’s her fault, and for me, her going on something like this, it’s setting her up for failure again,” Dan says with good intentions.

Jordy, head down and nervous, looks like a school boy getting a moral lecture from the teacher.



Dan continues: “She’s really found it hard to find that special someone who can be there for her, and she’s such a genuine, nice person, to the extent that she’s been taken advantage of, and she’s been hurt.”

Jordy looks guilt-ridden now.



But Hans Solo puts things in softer perspective, telling the Batch: “The most important thing is, can you make my daughter happy?”



Jordy reckons he can, and Fleur says she’s “on cloud nine”.

They go for a post-meeting debrief over wine, but Jordy’s body language does not look at ease. Dan’s ringing warning is hanging over him.



Next up is Erin, who takes Jordan to meet her mum, best friend and aunty on Auckland’s North Shore in Milford.

They meets on the grass of an amazing beachfront home, with the water lapping the shore and Rangitoto a scenic background vista. Erin welcomes Jordy - but, hang on - it's not her home! It's seemingly a random borrowed house used for superficial visual effect.

Presumably Jordy knows this, because he doesn't look let down when Erin doesn't invite him in, and he discovers she's not the heiress to an exclusive piece of Auckland property.

They head off in the Suzuki (sponsor's shout out) to Mrs Higgin's ACTUAL house in surburban Milford.

Jordan says he is worried about, “how they comprehend the situation I’m in… dating multiple girls at once. It’s not normal.”



Angela, Erin’s mum, has some words to say on the matter.

She perceptively says all she’s seen is Jordan with other girls. “You’re just looking out for your girl. She might get hurt, and as a parent, you just don’t want that to happen.”



Angela is great. She’s kind, considerate and doesn’t mince words on a private chat with Jordy as she tries to find out his motivations.

“I have a few concerns,” she tells him. “You are the poster boy for serial dating. So do you think you feel you’re ready to settle down? Can you commit to one girl after your experiences?”



Jordy chortles. Pifft! He confirms he’ll never do polygymous dating again.

The women adore him, and Jaimee, Erin’s childhood friend, cries when Jordy relays some romantic date stories they’ve had together.



The group hug and kiss goodbye, and the sentiment looks really warm and genuine. The Batch even says the moment feels moving for him. “The rapport that I’ve just made has been so strong.”



Later he adds: “That was awesome!” There’s no denying this meet-the-family date has been more relaxed and less intense than that in Hawke’s Bay.



They debrief later at a costume shop. Jordy tells Erin he felt welcomed and accepted – words he didn’t use to describe Fleur’s family introduction.

With Naz, Jordy travels to the West Coast of the South Island and is seen tramping through bush to meet her. Naz waits among the foliage. It’s an odd scene and juxtaposes most images we’ve conjured of Naz as a high-maintenance city princess.



She tells him he’ll be meeting her big sister – “Big Nas” - and brother-in-law Hamish and their daughter Jasmine. There’ll be no parents because they live overseas.

Nasrin, not to be confused with Naz, or “Little Naz” as she’s known, is honest and plain-speaking. The sisters look and sound identical.

“They are two peas on a pod,” Jordy says. “And they almost look like twins.”

Nas is Naz's hot older sister, and she is a character. She is the breakout star of this entire episode and we can't get enough of her. She is frank, engaging and funny. She appears far too gorgeous and glamorous to be living on the remote West Coast, and that's part of her charm. What you see is not necessarily what you get.

Naz and Nas is a TV spinoff show just waiting to happen.

Jords, meanwhile, plays with the baby and everyone is looking to see how natural he is around kids. This one, at least, doesn’t cry with him.



Hamish, Naz’s brother-in-law, gives Jordy the thumbs up. He takes him on a landscaping excursion to drill him more about his intentions but ends up giving him life advice. The boys bond quickly. It seems natural and effortless.



Nasrin says the women in her family “like chilled men”. Jordy, she says, is chilled. She gives him a 90 per cent approval rating, and Naz is thrilled.



Jordy seems relaxed, like he’s part of the furniture. “That is definitely a family unit that I can see myself in,” he says.

Later, he hugs and kisses Naz at the waterside and she tells him he’s passed the family test.




Next scene, and he’s carrying her in his arms while she is showering him with kisses. The scene is far more intimate and passionate than what the previous bachelorettes received.




Theirs is a romantic relationship that seems the most fun and natural. It’s a relationship we want to see more of.

Tomorrow night are the fantasty dates, meaning sleepovers... and sex. It’s not hard to imagine how passionate the overnight will be with Naz.

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Melissa_Jane wrote: snipped

I struggle with your morals GuardianAngel?  In one moment you state be nice where ever possible, but in the next moment you don't find anything nice about Naz???

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