Dumped Bachelor in Paradise ‘mean girl’ Cassandra Mamone slams critics and says their ‘opinion doesn’t matter’ – as she’s finally kicked off the show
She was labelled a ‘mean girl’ during her time on Bachelor in Paradise.
And now Cassandra Mamone has hit back at her critics, after being booted off the show on Monday night’s episode.
The 34-year-old shared a picture of herself with a longtime friend on her Instagram Story, and wrote: ‘The opinions of those that have known me five, ten, 15 plus years hold the most weight.’
Speaking out: Dumped Bachelor in Paradise ‘mean girl’ Cassandra Mamone (pictured) hit back at her critics after being eliminated during Monday night’s episode
She also shared a picture of herself on the show and wrote: ‘Came out with a tan, met some amazing peeps.’
She added: ‘Thank you so much for all the love and support, friends xx.’
The jewellery designer, who appeared on Matt Agnew’s season of The Bachelor last year, was booted off Paradise on Monday night.
Not paying attention to the naysayers: The 34-year-old shared a picture of herself with a friend on her Instagram story and wrote: ‘The opinions of those that have known me five, ten, 15 plus years hold the most weight’
Over and out! She also shared a picture of herself on the show and wrote: ‘Came out with a tan, met some amazing peeps (sic)’
She was first passed over by Jackson Garlick, who handed his rose to her love rival Brittney Weldon instead.
Cassandra was openly bitter, ranting: ‘I’m not surprised that Jackson decided to give his rose to Brittney.
‘It goes to show that I’m just looking at a guy that hasn’t had much life experience and will definitely learn from this mistake. They always do.’
Gone: The children’s entertainer, who appeared on Matt Agnew’s season of The Bachelor last year, was booted off BIP on Monday night
Over the course of the show, Cass also tried to wrangle Alex McKay from the grasp of Keira Maguire, to no avail.
As Keira predicted, Alex picked her, and Cass was left without a rose, ending her time in paradise.
And many fans watching at home were happy to see her go, after she was dubbed a ‘mean girl’ for cruel comments she’d made about Brittney.
One person Tweeted: ‘Whew, feels like a weight is off my shoulders now that malevolent Cass is finally gone.’
Another wrote: ‘Mean girl Cass is gone. How very exciting,’ while someone else added: ‘On the bright side, at least there is no more Cass’.
Better luck next time: Cass was left without a rose, ending her time in paradise