If You Thought The Bachelor, Keeping Up With The Kardashian And Dance Moms Were All Fake, You Might Just Be Right... Subscribe:
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Reality TV shows are sensational, full of drama, and exciting to watch. The reason people love them is because they feel like they are getting an unfiltered glimpse into the lives of celebrities and cast members. But what if these shows aren’t as unfiltered as we think they are? Some whistleblowers behind the biggest reality TV shows have revealed that producers have a lot more control over the circumstances and outcome of the show than we think. So is reality TV scripted? For some shows, the answer is yes.
Shows like “Love Island” have a lot of storyline assistance by the producers. “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” has been accused of faking scenes and manipulating scenarios with clever editing. “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” cast members are heavily manipulated by the producers of the show. There have been countless lawsuits by cast members and stars in reality TV. Gordon Ramsay has sued and been sued for episodes in “Kitchen Nightmares.” Abby Lee Miller from “Dance Moms” has been sued by a former student, and accused of child abuse. Many cast members didn’t want to be on the shows at first, like Jax Taylor and Scheana Marie from “Vanderpump Rules.” But sometimes the love between two cast-mates is genuine. Just ask Ariana and Tom Sandoval, who just bought a house together. They are going strong as a couple and don’t plan on winding down anytime soon.
We’re breaking down the truth about reality TV. After this, you may not see your favorite shows the same way again.
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