Joshua Fox

You're like, yeah.

And it can go till 5 a.m.

Yeah, that's kind of what happens and I'm told that again happened this year.

And then this year, the big question we have kind of when we meet other brides and grooms, we're always like, who is the villain?

And have you read what is being reported?

Yeah, so, like, during filming, I was told, like, maybe on the first week or second week, oh, watch out for that bride, she's going to be the villain.

Then a week later, the person who told me that is now best friends with him.

Like, oh, no, sorry, they're not the villain now, it's actually this one.

Yeah, like, all trying to...

Steer me in the wrong direction.

But it was as if every week it changed.

And then what is the quote from an insider I read in the media?

No one is the villain this year because everyone is the villain at some point.

It changes every week.

It is emotional whiplash.

Yeah, so how it usually works in reality TV is when they create a cast, everyone's face is on a board.

And they will have these expectations like, okay, these three brides are quite outspoken, so...

They're probably going to be the mean girls or the villain or the ones bringing the drama.

Yeah, because then they might start casting them free.

Then they'll cast, who do we put around them?