Bachelorette Katie Thurston ‘to confront’ Greg Grippo about his secret acting ambitions in finale after he ‘hid career’
KATIE Thurston will confront Greg Grippo about his secret acting ambitions in the Bachelorette finale, Tayshia Adams has claimed.
The Sun exclusively revealed in June that and is "seeking fame" by going on the show.
In Monday's shocking episode, after refused to reciprocate his declaration of love.
Viewers and was using it as a way of .
co-host teased that all the questions we have about Greg's past and his intentions will be answered in the finale.
“You know, I’ll just tell you this: That will be addressed,” the 30-year-old said on Thursday.
“So, just wait, just wait,” she added.
The Sun previously revealed that Greg said he was in marketing and scrubbed much of his acting past off his social media accounts.
According to the 27-year-old’s ABC bio and LinkedIn profile, he is a marketing sales representative for a New York-based company, Mondo.
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His only education is listed as obtaining a Bachelor’s in marketing from Saint Michael’s College in Vermont.
However, an insider revealed to The Sun that “Greg is an actor” - which has “always been his passion.”
“He is absolutely lying about his career and intentions on the show. He’s always wanted to pursue an on-camera career,” they said.
The Sun was able to confirm that Greg attended the prestigious William Esper Studio - a NYC acting school - from 2017-2019, which has not been mentioned at all on the show.
After Greg furiously quit the show, Katie shaded him posting about the after fans accused him of "narcissistic" and "manipulative" behavior.
Katie, 30, took to Instagram to re-share a post from the account detailing "gaslighting" and the way to identify someone who is "emotionally abusive."
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The post read: "So you want to talk about gaslighting," as it explained the history behind the "psychological manipulation" tactic.
"Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse or psychological manipulation involving distorting the truth in order to confuse or instill doubt in another person to the point they question their own sanity or reality," the account claimed.
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From there, the post spoke about the origin of the tactic, and how it includes "lying, discrediting, deflecting blame, minimizing, shifting blame, denying wrongdoing, using compassion as a weapon, and rewriting history."
Finally, the Instagram account closed with the statement: "according to mental health professionals, gaslighters are most commonly narcissistic."
