Juliana admitted that she didn't like how Litia handled her and Grant's breakup during the Bachelor season 29 finale, and how she's treated her since.
In an interview on The Viall Files (shared by host Nick Viall via YouTube), Juliana admitted that she didn't like how Litia handled her and Grant's breakup during the Bachelor season 29 finale, and how she's treated her since. She shared, "I think my feelings were the most hurt by Litia. I don’t think that that was expected in any capacity. I think we’ve talked between filming and, even when this whole show was airing, I did my best to check in with her."
Juliana went on to say, "I thought there was a good relationship, but it seems like actions since AFR [After the Final Rose] moving forward have not been the kindest and that took me by surprise and my feelings were hurt by it for sure." When Nick asked Juliana if Litia's actions felt "a little mean girlish" because they've led their fellow contestants to feel like that have to choose a side between the two women, Juliana answered, "Definitely."
However, Juliana insisted that she wants Litia to feel that she has support moving forward. She said, "I want her to be supported. I’m not saying by any means that I don’t want her to feel like she has a girl gang behind her lifting her up because I can’t imagine what it’s like to get all the way up to that point and maybe have your heart and your ego bruised."
Juliana is disappointed, though, by the way that Litia and the other women have been behaving since the Bachelor finale aired. She explained, "But I think at the end of the day, I had relations with a lot of the girls and at no point were they making digs at him or our relationship. Where now it’s like, maybe that’s a platform that’s being used for whatever purpose it is but it’s hurtful, and it’s not anything I want to surround myself with at any point in my life."
Juliana added that her relationships with the other women have been "interesting" since the finale, and it hurt her feelings because they didn't reach out to her the way that she thought they would, with the exception of Alli Jo Hinkes, with whom she said she's "BFFs."
I think my feelings were the most hurt by Litia. I don’t think that that was expected in any capacity. I think we’ve talked between filming and, even when this whole show was airing, I did my best to check in with her. I thought there was a good relationship, but it seems like actions since AFR [After the Final Rose] moving forward have not been the kindest and that took me by surprise and my feelings were hurt by it for sure.
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Although Litia had every right to be upset with Grant because he really did seem to lead her on, Juliana's response to her "mean girl" behavior means that she got caught in the crossfire. It's sad that the other women felt that they had to choose between Litia and Juliana, but it makes sense that they rallied around Litia because they could relate to her more because many of them also felt blindsided by Grant when he broke up with them.

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Although I can definitely see Litia's point of view, and I sympathize with her, I also understand why Juliana was upset by the things that Litia said during the finale and "After the Final Rose." Litia might've been caught off guard in the moment when Grant broke up with her, but "After the Final Rose" was filmed five months after that, so anything that Litia said was most likely carefully thought out.

I also don't like the fact that the other Bachelor season 29 contestants have made Juliana feel ostracized. For them to say that they came to the finale to support Litia was understandable, especially if they were still upset with Grant because of their breakups. However, Juliana was the innocent victim in their plan, and that's just hurtful. I hope that some day the women apologize to Juliana for their behavior because it would be the right thing for them to do, no matter how they feel about Grant.