Wilson Monteiro & Wilnie Louis: Split
While both Wilson and Wilnie had the times of their lives at their respective bachelor and bachelorette celebrations, the party wasdefinitelyover before theyreached the altar.
In fact, they couldn’t see eye-to-eye onlife’smore mundane tasks, including dividing upcooking duties andhousehold chores.
“When we got out of the pods, you got everything I promised you, plus,” Wilson told Wilnie following an off-camera disagreement, later adding, “You said it countless times, ‘I’ll do the things for you that make you happy.’ And I’ve mentioned what those things might be, but then you’ll be like, ‘But I don’t like doing that…I’m not used to doing that.’”
As for Wilnie, she couldn’t disagree more. “I don’t work in the home,” the mental health counselor explained. “I have long, emotionally draining days and whether you agree with that, when I get home, itishard for me to always be at your level.”
Ultimately, for Wilson, there were too manyissues at hand for them to tie the knot. “It’s not that you’re a bad person,” the senior compliance manager shared, “you’re a phenomenal person but maybe marriageis not for us.”
By the end, thougha tearfulWilnie confirmed she stillloved Wilson, she doesn’t regret their path.