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I think there was some truth to it.

There was actually a conversation that took place about a week before the weddings.

This was in Denver.

This was after a day that we were like, after we wrapped up filming, the cameras went away and we were filming, like I said, about every other day.

And, um,

There was there were signs that she was going to say no.

So she actually on the days that we were not filming, she did not want to stay with me at the apartment.

She wanted to go back to her place and kind of stay there and not really spend much time with me, which I thought was strange.

Like if you're really on the fence trying to decide whether you're going to get married to this person, you should kind of try to spend as much time as you can with them and

she didn't seem to want to do that.

And about a week before the weddings, we had a conversation, which was kind of just like a off camera, real conversation.

Like, Hey, are we going to get married?

Is this going to be a yes or no or what, or what, you know?

And it was, um,

It was a really genuine kind of upfront conversation.

And so she basically said that at that time, she didn't see how she could get to a yes.

She didn't see any way of her getting to a yes.

And I said, well, the fuck are we doing here then?

Let's just end this right here, right now.

I don't want to waste my time, your time, the producer's time.