Becca Reveals Her Plans For the $6,000 "Wine Fund" Donated by Bachelor Nation

Updated on March 9, 2018 at 4:30 PM

The following contains spoilers for season 22 of The Bachelor.

Update: During The Bachelor's "After the Final Rose" episode, Becca revealed that over $6,000 has been contributed to her "F*ck Arie" wine fund. "I love my wine, don't get me wrong, but I don't think I can drink that much," the new Bachelorette told host Chris Harrison, pledging to donate the unexpected windfall of money to charity. We love a charitable queen — way to make lemonade out of the lemons that Arie dealt you, girl!

Original post: In a world where dudes like Arie Luyendyk Jr. feel confident in publicizing their awful treatment of women, there are a few universal truths that women need to remember. First, that we ladies have got to stick together. Second, that in times of need, wine is better than guys. So, after Arie shattered Becca Kufrin's heart on national television during the The Bachelor finale, Bachelor Nation had a perfectly reasonable response: send her wine money, obviously!

After the world watched Arie's massive emotional betrayal, Bachelor fans began flooding Becca's Venmo account with well-wishes and wine money. Some of the more enthusiastic fans even dubbed her influx of cash as a "F*ck Arie" fund and suggested that Becca find a more worthy man and take him on a tropical vacation. At press time, there are literally hundreds of these donations on Becca's Vemmo page, and they're multiplying by the second. We can't even imagine how much wine and comfort food Arie's scorned ex-fiancée can buy now!

Trust us when we say that reading the hilarious, supportive breakup messages from fans will help you forget your fury for at least a moment — hopefully they've got the same effect on Becca! At the very least, now she can wipe away her tears with dollar bills.

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Becca Reveals Her Plans For the $6,000 "Wine Fund" Donated by Bachelor Nation

"Because you deserve wine and a man whose vocabulary includes more than 'I love that.'"

"Trade Arie 'human Quaker Oats' Luyendyk for a nice Pinot."

"Here's to the only one who should be making money off this train wreck."

"Wine helps, sister."

"Bachelor Nation has your back!"

"Drink wine . . . not Fit Tea."

"Don't let any man half love you."

"He's a sentient fedora."

"Get your puppy a little treat too."

"Screw guys who don't know what they want."

"Get drunk, girl. You the best."

"This should be good for a very strong cocktail."

"Been there, girl."

"Taking part in the f*ck Arie fund."

"Have some wine and remember that you're a star."

"For some speakers to blast Beyoncé."

"Arie is a stale ham sandwich of a human being."

"For wine, chocolate, or a punching bag."

"Nobody deserves to be done that dirty."

"Love from Scottsdale (we disown him)."

"Buy yourself some mozzi sticks on me."

"You are BEYOND deserving of a top-shelf tequila shot."

"You deserve so much better and dodged a big gray bullet."

"Girls support girls!"

"Go get some wine, girl!"

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