Reality Steves latest article suggests that two producers complained. Not just corinne's friend.

That Daily Mail article sounds a lot more like what probably happened than what I've been hearing from Corinne's statement. Her statement makes no sense. Let's look at the history of the people involved.... you have Corinne who has shown herself to be agressively sexual with Nick (taking off her top, the whipped cream, the unannounced offer to "explore each other sexually", the grinding in the bouncy house, etc.). She is and has been actively seeking to get her own reality show... so we know that she is willing to do outrageous sexual things to get attention from producers. We know that the "offended" party wasn't Corinne -- it was her friend who hadn't seen the tape when she reported being offended.

And then we have DeMario.... some guy who may be a cheater or a little sketchy with his relationships, but even Corinne says he did nothing wrong.

I'm going with DeMario on this (at least until there is some reason to believe otherwise -- like a tape).

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Anonymous wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4599856/Corinne-limp-DeMario-hook-up.html

Dramatically different account that makes it sound WAY more like a rape.

Daily Mail is a trash tabloid.

And BIP is an esteemed television show? We're talking about filming rumors from a show that literally is basically about being drunk and hooking up. We're all down in the trash here lady.

Of course. But daily mail is known for literally making articles up.

Agree, daily mail is a tabloid. Most of what it says is not true, I wouldnt ever use it as a source of information.

Anonymous wrote:What is a platinum va-geeen? And you're saying that he went down on her and that it was filmed?

Here's the answer to your first question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGUV8Yhc6tI

What is a platinum va-geeen? And you're saying that he went down on her and that it was filmed?

of course it matters that the person complaining is a close friend of the "victim" (who didn't know she was a victim). They could be in cahoots in trying to create a story or extort $$. The "friend" could be complaining b/c she thinks it doesn't show Corinne in the light Corinne wanted to be shown. There are many reasons why her personal friendship with Corinne might influence her decision to file a "complaint" when she hadn't even seen the footage.

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Anonymous wrote:So what? Who cares?

Clearly you do or you wouldn't have posted here.

No dummy. I was responding to the posts about there being a friendship between Corinne and a producer. That, is the so what who cares.

The friendship is relevant. The producer/friend filed a complaint and production stopped.

From Reality Steve's column yesterday:
- It wasn’t until a rogue producer came forward to the show claiming that they saw the hook up as inappropriate and filed a complaint, did all hell break loose.
- I was told if the producer didn’t come forward with the complaint, everything would’ve continued as planned.
- Those who witnessed it are in shock at what has transpired and what happened on the first day with Corinne and DeMario they never thought would lead to this.

Its not very interesting. And its not very surprising. Plenty of the producers have a rapport with the people on the screen, its THEIR JOB to have that so there will be plenty of producers who are deemed "friends" or at least "friendly" with many of the contestants, or participants, whatever you want to call them.

Its not a significant factor. The only significant factor is that this individual took the action they chose to take, as in reporting and putting in a complaint.

You're wrong. If they're friends, and Corinne really thought she messed up (boyfriend/bad look for her/too raunchy/whatever), she definitely could have instigated this.

Wrong about what? That its not interesting? That its not significant? I think that is subjective.

Wrong that them (person who reported and Corinne) being friends is not significant.

Please explain how its significant. I'm not being snarky I genuinely would love to know.

NP here and just guessing - producer sees tape, producer sees her friend in incredibly unflattering light that she thinks might destroy her reputation, producer attempts to protect friend by preemptively complaining on her behalf so that she remains a victim who doesn't have to cop to knowingly doing what she did, instead of being a willing participant?

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Anonymous wrote:So what? Who cares?

Clearly you do or you wouldn't have posted here.

No dummy. I was responding to the posts about there being a friendship between Corinne and a producer. That, is the so what who cares.

The friendship is relevant. The producer/friend filed a complaint and production stopped.

From Reality Steve's column yesterday:
- It wasn’t until a rogue producer came forward to the show claiming that they saw the hook up as inappropriate and filed a complaint, did all hell break loose.
- I was told if the producer didn’t come forward with the complaint, everything would’ve continued as planned.
- Those who witnessed it are in shock at what has transpired and what happened on the first day with Corinne and DeMario they never thought would lead to this.

Its not very interesting. And its not very surprising. Plenty of the producers have a rapport with the people on the screen, its THEIR JOB to have that so there will be plenty of producers who are deemed "friends" or at least "friendly" with many of the contestants, or participants, whatever you want to call them.

Its not a significant factor. The only significant factor is that this individual took the action they chose to take, as in reporting and putting in a complaint.

You're wrong. If they're friends, and Corinne really thought she messed up (boyfriend/bad look for her/too raunchy/whatever), she definitely could have instigated this.

Wrong about what? That its not interesting? That its not significant? I think that is subjective.

Wrong that them (person who reported and Corinne) being friends is not significant.

Please explain how its significant. I'm not being snarky I genuinely would love to know.

I hope they do release the tapes.

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Anonymous wrote:So what? Who cares?

Clearly you do or you wouldn't have posted here.

No dummy. I was responding to the posts about there being a friendship between Corinne and a producer. That, is the so what who cares.

The friendship is relevant. The producer/friend filed a complaint and production stopped.

From Reality Steve's column yesterday:
- It wasn’t until a rogue producer came forward to the show claiming that they saw the hook up as inappropriate and filed a complaint, did all hell break loose.
- I was told if the producer didn’t come forward with the complaint, everything would’ve continued as planned.
- Those who witnessed it are in shock at what has transpired and what happened on the first day with Corinne and DeMario they never thought would lead to this.

Its not very interesting. And its not very surprising. Plenty of the producers have a rapport with the people on the screen, its THEIR JOB to have that so there will be plenty of producers who are deemed "friends" or at least "friendly" with many of the contestants, or participants, whatever you want to call them.

Its not a significant factor. The only significant factor is that this individual took the action they chose to take, as in reporting and putting in a complaint.

You're wrong. If they're friends, and Corinne really thought she messed up (boyfriend/bad look for her/too raunchy/whatever), she definitely could have instigated this.

Wrong about what? That its not interesting? That its not significant? I think that is subjective.

Wrong that them (person who reported and Corinne) being friends is not significant.

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Anonymous wrote:So what? Who cares?

Clearly you do or you wouldn't have posted here.

No dummy. I was responding to the posts about there being a friendship between Corinne and a producer. That, is the so what who cares.

The friendship is relevant. The producer/friend filed a complaint and production stopped.

From Reality Steve's column yesterday:
- It wasn’t until a rogue producer came forward to the show claiming that they saw the hook up as inappropriate and filed a complaint, did all hell break loose.
- I was told if the producer didn’t come forward with the complaint, everything would’ve continued as planned.
- Those who witnessed it are in shock at what has transpired and what happened on the first day with Corinne and DeMario they never thought would lead to this.

Its not very interesting. And its not very surprising. Plenty of the producers have a rapport with the people on the screen, its THEIR JOB to have that so there will be plenty of producers who are deemed "friends" or at least "friendly" with many of the contestants, or participants, whatever you want to call them.

Its not a significant factor. The only significant factor is that this individual took the action they chose to take, as in reporting and putting in a complaint.

You're wrong. If they're friends, and Corinne really thought she messed up (boyfriend/bad look for her/too raunchy/whatever), she definitely could have instigated this.

Wrong about what? That its not interesting? That its not significant? I think that is subjective.

Corinne better watch out. She has a lot of money and if she's making false accusations (or having her friends make them) painting DeMario as a rapist.... watch out. He'll sue and win.... her daddy's company could become DeMario's. And Raquel... might be serving DeMario "cheese pasta"...

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Anonymous wrote:So what? Who cares?

Clearly you do or you wouldn't have posted here.

No dummy. I was responding to the posts about there being a friendship between Corinne and a producer. That, is the so what who cares.

The friendship is relevant. The producer/friend filed a complaint and production stopped.

From Reality Steve's column yesterday:
- It wasn’t until a rogue producer came forward to the show claiming that they saw the hook up as inappropriate and filed a complaint, did all hell break loose.
- I was told if the producer didn’t come forward with the complaint, everything would’ve continued as planned.
- Those who witnessed it are in shock at what has transpired and what happened on the first day with Corinne and DeMario they never thought would lead to this.

Its not very interesting. And its not very surprising. Plenty of the producers have a rapport with the people on the screen, its THEIR JOB to have that so there will be plenty of producers who are deemed "friends" or at least "friendly" with many of the contestants, or participants, whatever you want to call them.

Its not a significant factor. The only significant factor is that this individual took the action they chose to take, as in reporting and putting in a complaint.

You're wrong. If they're friends, and Corinne really thought she messed up (boyfriend/bad look for her/too raunchy/whatever), she definitely could have instigated this.

Anonymous wrote:If it's true Demario had to carry her out of the pool and then went down on her, that's really bad. The show should have called medics when she couldn't walk

Bachelor/ette has called for EMTs in the past if there is a medical situation. Tierra fell down the steps/bumped head on Sean's season. Then she milked it.

I don't believe that story from Daily Mail.

If it's true Demario had to carry her out of the pool and then went down on her, that's really bad. The show should have called medics when she couldn't walk