The Bachelor: Bekah M. Reveals Arie Slid Into Her DMs, Calls Him the "Biggest F*cking Tool"

Published on March 6, 2018 at 11:35 AM

THE BACHELOR - The Bachelor: The Women Tell All - Arie Luyendyk Jr.s search for love has taken him from Los Angeles to Peru. Along the way there have been highs and lows - and then there was Krystal, one of the most controversial bachelorettes of the grou

To say that Bekah M. did not hold back in her feelings about The Bachelor finale is an understatement. The fan favorite from Arie's season made an appearance on the live finale special, where she showed her support for Becca following that insanely heartbreaking breakup. She kept things fairly straightforward on the show, but on Twitter, she was refreshingly honest — brutally so. Between saying that she "dodged a bullet" and calling Arie "the biggest f*cking tool," Bekah dropped some serious truth bombs, eventually sharing screenshots of the messages Arie sent her after the show. Check out all her tweets below, then see how Bachelor fans reacted to the dramatic finale.

that moment when you realize you dodged a bullet @ariejr pic.twitter.com/jkW2dyS5Go

— bekah martinez ♡ (@whats_ur_sign_) March 6, 2018

yo dude when you break off an engagement for your other ex gf the least you can do is LEAVE when she tells you to fucking GET OUT

— bekah martinez ♡ (@whats_ur_sign_) March 6, 2018

hahahahahaha @ariejr is the biggest fucking tool i've ever seen. becca is a queen. a goddess. thank the LORD he's out of her life

— bekah martinez ♡ (@whats_ur_sign_) March 6, 2018

dm'ing your ex is a good look too 🙃 @ariejr pic.twitter.com/dRQYw6fIbZ

— bekah martinez ♡ (@whats_ur_sign_) March 6, 2018

yeah arie was probably being friendly but guess what I DONT CARE HAHAHA, BOY BYEEEEE

— bekah martinez ♡ (@whats_ur_sign_) March 6, 2018

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The Bachelor: Bekah M. Reveals Arie Slid Into Her DMs, Calls Him the "Biggest F*cking Tool"

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