Unsurprisingly, Weber’sBachelorseason is no exception to this unwritten rule.
Ultimately, Webermade the decisionto send the beauty queen packing.
Here’s the untold truth ofThe Bachelor’s Alayah Benavidez.
Warning: this article containsspoilers.
During Weber’sBachelorseason premiere, fans watched as Benavidez greeted Weber in front of the famousBachelormansion bearing a special gift.
“Family is something that’s super important to me,” Benavidez told the Bachelor.
Handing Weber a letter, she continued, “I have this for you.
It’s from my Grandma Rose.”
Later in the episode, Weber read Grandma Rose’s letter.
She continued, “Be real, because she is.”
In a 2016 interview withLady Code, the former Miss Texas United States called her grandmother her biggest inspiration.
Benavidez revealed, “Growing up I always looked up to my grandmother.
She was, and still is, such a strong woman of faith.”
Anyone who has met her would agree that she is inspirational."
However, Benavidez doesn’t want to be viewed solely as a typical beauty queen.
While she might look the part, there’s much more to thisBachelorcontestant than what meets the eye.
This means no cell phones are allowed, no phone calls back home, and no television.
Surprisingly, reading is reportedly also on the list of banned pastimes.
“No phone and no books.
They were all taken,” Frazier revealed.
She continued, saying, “The only book[s] allowed are Bibles.”
After all, the beauty queen has admitted to being a huge bookworm.
But that couldn’t be further from the truth," Benavidez toldAlamoCityMoms.comin a 2019 interview.
“Addicted to traveling, iced lattes andlove,” Benavidez’s Twitter bio reads.
Added the pageant queen, “I post a lot of dog tweets.”
And post a lot of dog tweets, she does!
Benavidez quickly responded, “My dog!”
She continued, saying being a part ofThe BachelororBachelorette"definitely feels like a bubble."
“We had full security detail around us at all times,” Benavidez said.
I wasn’t diagnosed until high school."
Added Benavidez, “Literacy matters, and it affects children’s outcomes.”
In a 2016 interview withLady Code, Benavidez opened up about her past experience with bullying.
“In middle school and even in high school I felt bullied,” Benavidez revealed.
Laughing, Benavidez responded, “I have three jobs.”
According to theofficial ABC biofor Benavidez, the Texas native is an orthodontist assistant.
In fact, the two once took a trip to Las Vegas together.
It certainly seems like these two have quite the history!
