She was a Chance Girl. She was a Real Girl. And then, she was booted. Below, Promo tells her side of the story and it isn't cheery. "I didn't really appreciate being a rag doll to the guys," she tells us…
How was this experience for you?
It was hard, living in the house with all the girls. They're kind of your enemy, but it's human nature to confide in people and make friends, especially when you don't have contact with the outer world. It was really weird. Me and Bubbles said we felt like we were in the Twilight Zone.
I think Bubbles probably lives in the Twilight Zone.
I was just watching this extra of me and her talking about milkshakes. What we would do, me and a few of the chilled-out girls like Corn Fed and Bubbles, is if we were talking about something important, cameras would fly in. We had this plan to start talking about something really stupid if the cameras came in. So then they'd leave.
Speaking of the non-chilled-out girls, Kiki called you out for flip-flopping. You seemed genuinely surprised when you were chosen as Chance's girl. What was your understanding of the show's set-up going into it? Were you unaware that you could end up with either of the guys?
When we got there, half the girls didn't even know Real was going to be there. They thought it was just going to be Chance's show. Looking back at the episode, many of the girls were all over both guys or the opposite guy that they ended up with. They like to brag that they're loyal, but they're all fake. They didn't know what they wanted, except for Stalker. I think I was just totally genuine. I wanted to take time to sit down with both of them. I had no idea that we'd end up being chosen by one of the guys and then we'd have to remain on their side. I thought they'd pick together. I was shocked that Chance gave me the chain, because I only spent a long time with Real that night. He was the one I was interested in getting to know. He was so nice. Later that night, I was at the bar and Chance came over to me saying, "Why don't you talk to me? You're not into me?" He was approaching me, so I didn't take the time to try to approach him. When he picked me, I told him I was there for Real. And he goes, "Well, let me show you my sweet side. I have a side to me that's just like my brother." So that's why I accepted the chain.
Wasn't it weird how much Real pursued you during the second episode, but then let you go during the third?
It pissed me off. They were just playing games. When I was on Chance's side, Real wanted me. When I was on Real's side, Real didn't want me. When I was on Chance's side, Real was approaching me like no other. Everything I did, there's Real! He just pops up. He was so freaking persistent. I tried to stay loyal to Chance.
The major reason Real gave for letting you go was your lack of effort in getting to know him. Was that valid in your opinion?
There wasn't really time after the wrestling match and that night was chaotic anyway. Even if I wanted to go up there that night…you see So Hood running around and Chance slamming the door on her. It was almost impossible to have alone-time. And then the next day was their date. There was always another girl. There were too many damn frickin' girls.
When Milf was talking to Real, she said that you pursued him because it was easier than pursuing Chance.
Yeah, where'd she get that? I never told her that! And she sounded so confident, too, like she was repeating my words. She's nuts, man. She doesn't know s***. Bottom line: I was her biggest competition and first chance she had, she wanted to get me out of there. I'm like a 50-year-younger version of Milf. She just wishes she was 50 years younger and she looked like me.
Any truth to the suggestion that you appeared on the show for promotional purposes?
You know, my promotional stuff is solely to make money. It's my own business and I work at my leisure. I love the freedom of it. I don't think being on the show is going to further that. It wasn't my purpose. Nothing's even changed as far as my work goes, since the show.
Was there any relief that came from being eliminated?
Kind of. The girls were relentless, and I didn't really appreciate being a rag doll to the guys. It was messed up to me that Real wanted me more when I had a "C" around my neck.