Just a few days before solidifying his role as The Bachelorette season 16 villain, contestant Yosef Aborady was accused of two-timing a woman he met after appearing on the show. The 30-year-old father of one from Alabama stirred up drama from night one. Tyler C., who was dumped at the first rose ceremony, exposed Yosef’s true character to lead Clare Crawley. However, Clare didn’t believe Tyler’s tales. He said Yosef contacted random women on social media just before arriving at La Quinta Resort & Club for the start of the season.
The next week’s episode saw the controversial strip dodgeball game, which made many fans and contestants uncomfortable. including Yosef. During conversations between the men, Yosef complained, saying he would never have agreed to play the game or strip naked. He called the entire date “humiliating” and “degrading.” He confronted Clare during the October 27 episode, stating that he was “ashamed” to be associated with her and couldn’t believe he’d sacrificed time with his daughter to “watch this distasteful and classless display.” After calling Clare a bad example for his daughter, she reused her famous words to Juan Pablo, stating that she’d never want her children to have a father like Yosef. Needless to say, he was kicked out of the resort.
A lot of information has come out since Yosef called Clare, “classless.” The medical device salesman appears pretty hypocritical after being accused of two-timing Carly Hammond, a woman who released a series of TikTok videos about their relationship. According to Us Weekly, Carly alleges that Yosef direct messaged her on Instagram after he returned from filming. They began talking regularly. “Put a finger down if you were talking to this guy that DMed you on Instagram, and then after a few weeks of talking, you find out that he’s going to be the villain on this season of The Bachelorette,” Carly said in the video. Yosef allegedly went to visit her in person, but they had a “rocky weekend.”
After that weekend, Carly wanted to talk to Yosef about what went wrong, but before she had the opportunity to do that, he allegedly accidentally sent her a video of him masturbating and speaking to another woman... the woman the video was most likely intended for. Yosef tried to cover it all up by unfriending Carly on Snapchat, in the hopes that she wouldn’t see the video. In a second Tik Tok, Carly exposed alleged texts she exchanged with Yosef, sharing that she had seen the video. Reality Steve has confirmed that the claims made by Carly are true, as he's stated he saw additional text messages.
Who’s classless now? It appears Tyler was right all along and Clare sent the wrong guy home. However, it’s likely she’s unaffected, considering she seems smitten with former NFL player Dale Moss.
The Bachelorette airs Tuesdays at 8 pm ET on ABC.
Source: Us Weekly, Carly Hammond/TikTok