The Bachelor Australia might be over (for now) but that doesn't mean we're any less obsessed with the contestants who delighted, enraged and above all, entertained us for the past decade.
Throughout the reality show's 11 seasons (not to mention The Bachelorette spin-off), not all the women vying for the Bachelor's heart have been created equal — there's been just a handful of breakout stars who copped a villain edit.
But thankfully, for the most part in The Bachelor universe, these kinds of villains were mostly harmless. Unlike some of the problematic contestants from other shows (*cough* MAFS *cough*), the villains on Bachie were more likely to call another woman a 'peasant' or complain their date involved a 'dirty street pie'.
Oh God, when this show was good, it was the best.
So what happened to the most memorable contestants, who were known to thrive on drama and stir the pot? Let's catch up with our favourite Bachie villains of all time.
Where is Laurina Fleure now?
It would be a travesty to begin this with anyone other than the 'dirty street pie' girlie herself, Laurina Fleure.
Laurina stole the spotlight on Blake Garvey's season of The Bachelor back in 2014, where she entered the pages of the reality TV history books for moaning that Blake had taken her out for a 'dirty street pie' from Harry's Cafe de Wheels, rather than a fancy date like the other women. She made solid points!!
The model would have another short stint on the first season of Bachelor in Paradise in 2018, after first winning back Australian hearts as a contestant on I'm A Celebrity in 2016. It was in the jungle that she bravely endured the viper room challenge, making her a popular contestant and securing her spot in third place in the finale.