Aaron Erb Tried to Warn Jenn on ‘Bachelorette’, Says ‘Told You So’

Bachelorette alum Aaron Erb is basking in a moment of vindication following the finale of Jenn Tran’s season, which aired Tuesday night. Erb, who faced significant criticism during his brief appearance on the reality show, is receiving validation for his earlier controversial actions. It all started when Aaron gave Devin Strader a book, which did not sit well with many. He also warned Jenn Tran about other contestants not being there for the right reasons but refrained from naming anyone, expecting her to figure it out herself. The lack of specifics didn’t help his case then, but now Aaron gets to say, “I told you so.”

Aaron Erb had tried to alert Jenn about what he perceived as Devin Strader’s true nature. His intentions were for Jenn to see through Devin’s facade on her own. Now, with the finale over and viewers buzzing, Aaron is voicing his thoughts through TikTok and Instagram.

On Instagram, Aaron expressed his sentiments about the finale, captioning his post, “I hate to say I told you so 🤫 but apology accepted. Jenn, I genuinely feel so sorry things ended this way.”

On TikTok, Aaron lipsynced to SpongeBob SquarePants, with the video text reading, “Tried to warn everybody how bad this dude was when all I had to do was shut up and let him do it himself.” In the caption, he added, “I [really] tried to bite my tongue. … Jenn from all of us men; we’re sorry, you truly deserved better.”

@aaron_erb

I rly tried to bite my tongue… Jenn from all of us men; we’re sorry, you truly deserved better 🥀 #bachelorette #fyp #foryou

♬ Spongebob vibes – Kady Styn

Fans witnessed the dramatic turn of events on Tuesday night’s finale of The Bachelorette. In an emotional moment, Jenn proposed to Devin Strader. The duo appeared to leave as an engaged couple, but things soon spiraled downhill.

Devin eventually ended their relationship, shockingly, through a phone call rather than in person. This move infuriated fans, who felt Jenn deserved much better treatment.

Devin tried to shift some of the blame off himself by sharing text messages between him and Jenn, but these were quickly deleted, suggesting a failed attempt at damage control.

Aaron Erb finally got his moment during the Men Tell All special, where he admitted he was referring to Devin, Sam N., and Spencer as the men Jenn needed to be cautious about.

What do you think of Aaron feeling he deserves an apology now?

Stay tuned for more updates.

Source: multipleSources