Jason Tartick Is Understandably Pissed About the “Grotesque” Comments on Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Appearance

Kaitlyn Bristowe has already had the guts to shut down trolls online who have been making completely unwarranted comments about her looks, but that sadly hasn’t stopped the negativity from coming her way. And the rude comments aren’t annoying only Kaitlyn either—her soon-to-be husband, Jason Tartick, is pretty upset about them too.

While speaking on his Click Bait With Bachelor Nation podcast today, Jason aired his frustrations with people online who choose to spread negativity and hateful comments to Kaitlyn on the internet.

“I don’t know why people think it’s okay to say the shit they do on Twitter,” he said. “There’s so many things in this world we can control, and there’s so many things we can’t control. Our looks and things like that are most of the things we can’t control...and the way that people make comments, nasty comments, about people’s appearances—and obviously, specifically, I’m referring to Kaitlyn—it’s grotesque. It’s a joke.”

Jason continued, “I don’t see why people have to do that. And the other thing is, the fact that it’s usually women putting other women down is just insane. When Chris Harrison was up there, were people talking about Chris Harrison’s looks? Or when a guy’s up there?” Points! Were! Made!!!

Last month, Kaitlyn hopped on Twitter to defend herself against people who claiming that she looked extremely different from how she used to when she initially starred as the Bachelorette back in 2015. “6 years since I was on the show, Brow lift, brow micro blading, got my teeth bonded, some filler In my lips, aging, darker hair, and I finally learned how to contour. Oh and I put on some weight,” she wrote.

Kaitlyn, unfortunately, had to follow up that tweet a day later by responding to a tweet claiming her face looks “busted,” which...really??? “So sick of women commenting on my face. Jesus,” she responded.

Truly hope that Kaitlyn can stop receiving inconsiderate comments about her face because whatever she chooses to do (or NOT do) to it is her business, and hers alone. Sheesh!

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