Matt James is expecting the worst from Victoria "Queen" Larson at the upcoming Women's Tell All special. This season of The Bachelor has been anything but smooth sailing. It has been filled with drama, bullying and more drama. The main source behind it all is the self-proclaimed queen Victoria Larson. Last week, Matt took it upon himself to put an end to the toxic environment for the well-being of the ladies. He ultimately sent home two of the house bullies, Anna Redman and Victoria Larson, to which fans rejoiced. Now, Matt is worried about how Victoria will act at the Women's Tell All.
Victoria has been quite the drama queen this season. From her first introduction with Matt, Victoria made it known that she was a queen while the other women were just princesses. Since then, she has stirred up drama with nearly every woman in the house. Victoria was the reason why her former roommate Marylynn got sent home. She was also the antagonizer behind much of the mocking when Sarah Trott voluntarily went home. In one of her ugliest moves, Victoria snagged Catalina's tiara right off her head upon her arrival. Outside of the show, Victoria has received some bullying of her own. So much so that she suddenly deleted her Instagram account following her elimination.
As this season nears the end, Matt James is beginning to worry about how some of the ladies will behave at the Women's Tell All. In a recent interview with ET, Matt, like many fans, admitted that he has no idea what Victoria will say and do during the special. Matt couldn't help but laugh when asked about his predictions of how Victoria will behave at the sit-down. Once settling his laughter, Matt admitted that he truly does not know what to expect from her. In preparation for the special, Matt is expecting "the very worst." Now that Victoria has had time to watch herself on the show, Matt hopes that she has reflected on her toxic behaviors. Hopefully, she will be able to finally take some sort of accountability for it all. Matt admitted, "The bar is very low unfortunately;" however he is "hopeful." Watch his full interview below:
Although many viewers of the show spotted numerous red flags from Victoria, Matt seemed to have been blind to them. He admitted that despite her actions, Matt does not wish he had sent Victoria home sooner than he did. He believes that everything happens for a reason. The season needed to play out the way it did to get him to where he is now. Now that both Anna and Victoria are gone, Matt is ready to move forward on the right path to love, something he recently admitted to seeing in the future with Rachel Kirkconnell following their one on one date.
As the ladies have brought quite the excitement to this season of The Bachelor, there is no doubt they will do the same for the Women's Tell All. It is highly doubtful that Victoria will maintain a calm persona during the special; however, like Matt, fans can only be hopeful while still preparing for the worst from her.
The Bachelor airs Mondays at 8pm EST on ABC.
Source: ET/YouTube