Chad’s Farewell Interview
"The way he portrayed himself on the show is not who he is."by Christopher Rudolph 10/14/2016
After an awkward salsa date and a confrontation with Dillon, Chad dramatically left the house by throwing his tie at Robert’s feet and rolling his suitcase down the driveway.
What does Chad really think of Dillon? Has he spoken with Jasen and why is he always crying at the black tie affairs? Find out below in the latest installment of #Untied.

What made you decide to do the show?
Dating in New York is hard. I’m not saying I was looking for that “white-picket-fence” dream, but I wanted to try something new.
What was life like in the house?
I didn’t know what to expect—every day was a surprise. It was kind of intense meeting all of these people, and living in this house with all of these strangers. A lot of friendships were formed and a lot of misunderstandings ensued, as well—it was kind of intense.

In this week’s episode, you have confrontation with Dillon after your threesome date. How are you and Dillon now?
Dillon is a good person. As a matter of fact he and I just had lunch today. We are adults—there may be misunderstandings or arguments, but holding grudges isn’t good for your health. So Dillon and I are cool.
I felt like I didn’t get a fair chance out on that particular date. However, I have to say in hindsight theres a silver lining like “thank God that happened” because had I stayed longer I would’ve probably gotten myself into a bigger pickle than I already did. I’m grateful I went home.

Have you talked to Jasen since the show?
The way he portrayed himself on the show is not who he is. Honestly, I think Jasen is a famewhore and I think he just wanted a lot of airtime. He does makeup for a lot of reality stars and I think he’s desperate to become one himself. Jasen is not a good person, he’s not who I thought he was.

I was emotional mostly because of Jasen. The thing with Eric was a misunderstanding and now we’re cool. And just to set the record straight, there was a heatwave in L.A. at the time. The pool house had an external air conditioner, and that was the only cool room in the house. I said I was going to sleep there, but I never once used that as an invitation for anyone to join me to fool around.
It was a stupid misunderstanding and we got over it. Jasen was the one who harped on it.

还有小天使的采访，但是被度娘不停的删。。。。哎，里面问robby选谁好？他说Eric小甜心最好

“Robert was smitten with Eric from the beginning-most of the guys in the house knew that. ” 不得不承认，狄龙真的很聪明。

这就是那篇robby采访，之后Robby就被Robert拉黑了
Finding Prince Charming’s Robby on Secret Hookups and The Time Robert Screamed at Him
By E. Alex Jung
The shining light of Finding Prince Charminghas dimmed. Robby LaRivere, guiding star of the Gay Bachelor Show, was eliminated on Thursday night’s episode, leaving the house a little less tan and a lot less charming. Vulture got on the phone with the 26-year-old beauty expert from the Hallmark Channel’s Home and Family to discuss his time on the show, and he dished on everything from the hookups that happened between the bachelors in the house to an unaired fight during which Robert started screaming at him. Baby dolls, you’re going to want to sit down for this.

Who do you think is the best match for Robert?
That's hard. I think either Brandon or Eric would be a really nice match. Brandon, because I had a dream when I was in the house that Brandon won, and so I always thought Brandon was going to win. And then, after Eric came out about his HIV status — which was a very beautiful moment — Robert reacted in such a diplomatic, princely way, that I thought that they made a very beautiful couple. When they went on their one-on-one date and the five of us were remaining at the house, honey, we started packing our bags.
What do you think of the remaining guys?
Dillon’s very aggressive. He seems like he's in it to win it, not necessarily in it for love. Justin is more concerned with making friends than falling in love. Chad's a nice boy, though he's crazy. I mean, coo-coo. But he's the most in love with Robert out everyone in the house. Chad's smitten with Robert. And Robert's smitten with him for whatever reason. That perplexed a lot of the boys in the house because Chad, while he comes across attractive on camera, in person I fail to see the appeal. He's a sweet boy but seeing them together: big, tall Robert with a long face and then little Chad. Chad's really, really short in person. He's a miniature person. He's proportional: the face, the abs, the chest, everything, but he's five feet tall. And then when he stands next to Robert, it's just weird. No one could understand the appeal or why Chad was even still in the house but you see Robert. He's like head over heels.
What do you think Robert’s type is?
It seems like someone who is a little more demure and slightly aloof. I mean, I don't think Eric and Robert had a conversation up until that moment when he came out as HIV positive. It seems as if they just stared at each other. Eric would look into his eyes, and Robert would be like, 'I really like you. I want to get to know you more.' It was just such a joke the whole time. Robert is attracted to people just like him: Dry.

The whole thing is a bit of a strange conceit, honestly, so I'm curious about what your motivation was to go on the show.
It's interesting because the boy I'm dating now, I met him two weeks before we started filming the show. And I was like, 'Fuck.' Here I am, connected with a boy who's just so sweet, so cute but now I have to go on this show. And I honestly did say no. The casting director was like, 'Robby, we think you'd be brilliant on the show. You make great TV.' And I said, 'Well, you know, I'm kind of falling in love with someone already.' He's like, 'No, no, no, no. You know, it's not about that. Go there. You'll make friends that you'll have for the rest of your life. And if you were to fall in love with this bachelor character, Prince Charming, then so be it.' So I went into it with that attitude: That there was no lack of love in my life. If destiny came in and Robert and I were meant to be, then that's what would happen. So, I was neutral: I was open to falling in love with Robert, but I wasn't thirsty.
That's a good attitude to have.
It was and, you know, I could've had a one-up on everyone else, because people there were thirsty, girl. Like they wanted Robert. But I wasn't like that. I was open to it and if there was an undeniable connection, I would obviously go for it. There wasn't, so I just had fun.

What do you think prevents the other guys from hooking up with each other? I found it strange that there was this presumption that everyone would just be going after Robert.
Two of the suitors did hook up with each other, although it never made the air because we didn't know about it until after we were eliminated.
Who?
I think Sam and Chad hooked up on the first night. So, that's what happened on night number one. And then night number two, remember Chad had his hands in his pants and he was making the move on Eric. So there was definitely some canoodling, but for the most part, everyone was very ladylike — and I think it was a house full of bottoms too, Mary.
Was it?
Honestly, that's probably what was going on.
That's sort of what I assumed from the remaining guys.
Everyone's sisters. No one's going to do anything. And the deprivation is what kept us lusting after Robert as well. No cell phones, couldn't go on an app or anything like that. You had no other source of entertainment besides one another and you became annoyed with each other. So when Robert came in the house, it was flies on shit.

Right before the show premiered, there was a scandal involving Robert — it was revealed that he used to be a sex worker. Was that ever a point of discussion in the house with the other guys?
Hindsight, is always 20/20, but it was never talked about in the house. If anything, I feel like I was the only one who picked up on something because I recognized Robert right away from his Instagram. I'd been following this guy for six months prior to even know he was going to be on the show. I had been following him on Instagram because I saw him on Marc Jacobs' Instagram in a cheeky little photo of them in bed together. I was like, 'Huh. Isn't that interesting? You know, what's going on here ... Marc Jacobs in bed with this guy?'
And I asked Robert, 'I knew about you because I saw a picture of you in bed with Marc Jacobs. What was that about?' He got all flustered, blushed, was tripping over his words. He's like, 'Oh. Oh... Uhhh, Ummm. It's just a friend.' I'm like, 'Really? Are those the types of friends you have?' He's like, 'Oh. Yeah, yeah.' Then he wears the Cartier love bracelet. You don't buy that for yourself. Someone buys that for you, and it's not cheap. So, I figured he was kept boy in the past. We always asked about his past relationships, and he said he dated someone that looks exactly like him but I mean, obviously, he used to hustle for dollars. And there's nothing wrong with that. One thing the show has done is prove that he has moved on from that and he's not a slut, or a prostitute, or whatever.
It didn't really feel like Robert was very forthcoming about what was going on with his life or his past, or anything in general.
Yeah, he was very mysterious. It was all very surface level that he was from Puerto Rico or Miami. He went to college, studied in New York, interior design. I'm trying to ask him these questions and he said he did the window displays for Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren and everything like that. But has anyone vetted this guy? Is that what he has done? I asked about his design style, he said his design was a juxtaposition between classic and modern and he's coming out with a candle line. Have yet to smell a freaking candle. I don't really know what's going on. Everything went back to the candle line. 'As you know, I'm a big fan of history and I incorporate that in my candle line.'
As a viewer, I don't even care about the past stuff. In some ways, that makes it more interesting than he seems to be.
Yeah, you're absolutely right. If anything, let's talk about that, Robert. Give us the dirty details. That’s what I want to know. Enough of this wooden facade. Instead of burying this under the rug with, 'Oh, oh. Past is in the past. Don't judge me for my past.' Sex work is a very real job. This is what people do to put a roof over their head, to pay for their cars, whatever it may be. Let's shine some light on the subject and talk about it. It's still very real in this day and age. This is something that needs to be talked about. Robert could really be an advocate for this. Own it. That's what pains me about Robert. Instead of pretending like you're Mister Perfect, which you aren't, because no one is, let's talk about what was going on in your life.

Were there any important moments that we didn’t get to see?
Robert and I did get in a big fight at the masquerade ball — which was awful, by the way. Imagine six people standing in a room with masks on their faces. We weren't allowed to take our masks off and then Robert would take someone out of the room. So then there was just five of us with our masks on. It was this weird party. The music they played had to be like non-royalty free, so it was a song no one knew. They had it on repeat. It was the worst party ever.
Anyway, I was trying to be serious, and Robert came and sat on me, and he was very heavy, his bony butt. I was like, 'Get off of me.' I just wasn’t into him. Then I stepped into the kitchen just to have a breather and talk to some of the producers and Robert storms into the kitchen, starts yelling in my face, pointing in my face, saying 'I sent Paul home for you!', and that I should cut the shit. He was screaming and yelling in my face. That's why he came over at the pool party the next day to apologize. And then I was ready to give my tie. Was over the whole thing. Producers told me, 'Robby, do not. Keep your tie because we're about to do the revealing of the mask.' So that's when I had the conversation with him. After Robert had screamed in my face, I had to stand in front of him and reveal the meaning behind my mask, which was serious. But then I did make it funny at the end, when I said I had been there for 87 days. It was nice to even break down Robert's walls and little bit more and see a little chuckle out of him.
That's crazy that they edited all of that out.
The show is trying to portray Robert in this prince perfect thing. But viewers can see through that. Viewers want reality. That's why it's a reality show. They want to see the real deal. I think maybe, logistics-wise, there were producers in the room, so I don't know if the cameras were shooting in there. It was a very real argument. It wasn't for show. It wasn't for cameras. He can flip the switch, that boy.
What do you want to do next?
I mean, America has jumped on the Robby train and I think we need to keep it going some way, somehow. I know they aren't going to tune into Hallmark to watch me so I think we need to do some sort of spin-off. That's what everyone is saying. I'm so humbled and overwhelmed by all the tweets and messages, and Instagram, Facebook, this and that thing. I need a show. I just don't know what it would be.