The Bachelor Recap: Did Zach Just Ruin Everything With a 'Sex Week' Faux Pas?

Dave Nemetz
·1 min read

Yes, it’s fantasy suites time on The Bachelor — or, as Zach helpfully refers to it, “Sex Week.” This week has tripped up many a Bachelor and Bachelorette in the past, but Zach thinks he’s figured out a way to simplify things. Or did he actually just make things much, much more complicated? Let’s find out!

He heads to beautiful Thailand for overnight dates with his three remaining ladies — Kaity, Gabi and Ariel — and they’re all very excited to see him. But first, Zach sits down with host Jesse Palmer and tells him he’s set some ground rules for this week: “no sex of any kind” with any of the women. (Jesse seems as surprised as we are.) Zach explains that Sean Lowe inspired him to go this route, and to be fair, Sean is the only Bachelor who’s still married to the woman he chose, so he’s a pretty solid example to emulate. Jesse wonders if Zach can resist the temptations of “Sex Week,” though, and while Zach takes his customary weekly shower in front of the cameras, he admits he has some “pent-up energy.” Oh, and did we mention there are monkeys watching him while he showers, too? Buckle up, because it only gets weirder from here…

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