‘Bachelor’ contestant commented on own Instagram–now fans think she has a stan account for herself
Bachelor contestant Madison Prewett was caught seemingly trying to comment on her own Instagram photo from her finsta account.
BuzzFeed News reports that Instagram account @BachSleuthers first noticed Prewett had commented on her own photo. The photo was of Prewett and Bachelor star Peter Weber on their first date, which aired on the show Monday.
“Beautiful date Madi. You are so genuine and so real,” the comment from Prewett read.
Fans believe Prewett failed to toggle from her main account to her “fan account.”
Bachsleuthers took a screenshot of Prewett commenting on her own photo and shared it on an Instagram Story.
“We, too, believe we are genuine and real. Happy to provide tutorials on toggling between your personal and fan accounts,” Bachsleuthers wrote.
The screenshot made its way to the Bachelor subreddit, where Prewett was further roasted by fans.
“Omfg commenting without switching to a fan account of yourself is embarrassing enough, but commenting that you’re so genuine and real is SENDING ME what a nightmare combination of cringe,” one fan wrote, per BuzzFeed News.
It also ended up on Twitter, naturally.
“When you forget to switch to your fake fan account you made for yourself to comment on your own photo & you make a very embarrassing oopsie,” Twitter user @kristayyyyy wrote.
when you forget to switch to your fake fan account you made for yourself to comment on your own photo & you make a very embarrassing oopsie.
— kristykun (@kristayyyyy) January 10, 2020@madiprew #TheBachelor #TheBachelorABC #TheBachelorPremiere the memes spawning from Madison 's mortifying mistake are absolute GOLD. pic.twitter.com/O3Jh6CCpjb
One of Prewett’s friends has since taken credit for the mishap. In a screenshot obtained by BuzzFeed News, a user who claimed to be a friend of Prewett said, “I thought I wrote that comment about being real & genuine from my account but was logged into Madi’s from when she got back from filming. Don’t hate me.”
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H/T BuzzFeed News
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