Meet Corinne Olympios.
She’s the resident ‘villain’ of the US version of The Bachelor‘s 21st season.
She’s 24, she runs her own business and she’s looking for her “Prince Charming”. Oh, and she also has a nanny, named Raquel.
Before you ask, no, Corinne does not have any children. Raquel takes care of…well Raquel takes care of Corinne.
Raquel was first introduced to viewers in the show's very first episode, when she was pictured bringing Corinne a bowl of chopped cucumbers.
In conversations with her fellow contestants throughout the season, Corinne has admitted that Raquel "does everything" for her.
"Raquel keeps my life together...She makes sure that my bed is made every morning, makes my cucumber and my, like, vegetable slices for lunch. She makes me lemon salad, she knows exactly how much oil, lemon, and garlic salt I like," she said on the show.
"And cheese pasta. I have tried so many times to make cheese pasta, and I can't make cheese pasta like her."
The revelation that the 24-year-old still has someone to wash her clothes and cook her dinner has certainly provided The Bachelor fans with plenty of ammunition online.
"This is not a joke anymore someone took this way too far and is trying to make money for themselves," she wrote.
"Raquel is not a slave and my family and I treat her like part of the family. Leave it alone already it's getting old. Grow up."
Perhaps everyone is just a little bit jealous that no one is there to cut up cucumber for them on a daily basis?
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Top Comments
So how is she being a nanny when there are no kids to look after, as opposed to a personal assistant/maid?
Isn't this just a maid then, rather than a nanny? They're still very common in lots of Asian cultures, even in upper middle class families.