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The Viall Files
The hosts referenced the memoir several times, noting that it was a New York Times bestseller and that it contained personal revelations about contestants, which they described as juicy gossip. They also mentioned that the book was being marketed to fans and served as a way for the author to give people what they wanted. Overall, the discussion treated the title as a notable piece of Bachelor Nation media without a strong endorsement.
Episode: E353 Bachelorette Recap With Emma Gray
The hosts noted that Hannah Brown is a NewYork Times bestselling author and referenced her memoir God Bless This Mess.
Hannah Brown is a New York Times bestselling author. All right. Based on God Bless This Mess.
Episode: E350 Bachelorette Recap With Amanda Hirsch
The hosts discussed Hannah Brown's memoir, noting that it contained revelations about Tyler Cameron and other contestants, and that it was being marketed to fans.
Tyler Cameron has like kind of mentioned a little bit about what she said about him in the book. What did she say about him in the book? She said I have a screenshot of what she said in the actual book.
Did you read the book? No, don't I mean don't you know exaggerate but it was kind of all I mean she spilled the tea. I feel like she there are a lot of Bachelor Nation books, but
Hannah Brown brought it with some some like do we like that or is it just like I think she's giving people what they want. And she's going to sell books.
What she said in the book. I'm just going to add on because I read the whole thing.
She said she blasted Pete in the book.
Episode: E347 Bachelorette Recap With Ali and Amanda
The hosts referenced Hannah Brown's book titled "God Bless This Mess" while discussing the chaotic nature of the show.
It has a right to it. Isn't like Hannah's book about like, God bless this mess. Like what is this whole, like, I guess, um, it's so much mess happening at the same time. Totally.