The previous ‘The Bachelorette’ contestant Josh Seiter is ‘alive and effectively.’ He was introduced to have handed away, as a put up appeared on his official Instagram account claiming that the Bachelorette contestant had died. Sieter, who had been a part of The Bachelorette Season 11 however had gotten eradicated, shared a brand new video, claiming that his Instagram account had been compromised by an unknown third get together ‘taking part in a merciless joke.’
On Monday, a press release on Josh’s Instagram account introduced his loss of life on the age of 36, that put up has now been deleted. Addressing the identical, he stated. “As you may see, I’m alive and effectively,” Seiter begins within the video. “My account was hacked. For the previous 24 hours, I have been attempting desperately to get into it.” The 36-year-old revealed that it was a horrible joke on somebody’s half, as they made a mockery out of his psychological well being. He defined, “Someone was taking part in a merciless joke and mocking my psychological sickness and the struggles I’ve gone by way of with melancholy and suicide makes an attempt.”
He promised he would seek for the one who made the put up and hacked his account, saying, “I am sorry for all of the ache they triggered after they made that put up.” Sieter continued, “I simply obtained again into my account.” I’m going to do all I can with my staff to attempt to determine who was behind this however once more, I apologize for the confusion. And I’ll replace you guys as extra details are available. Thanks, guys.”
He talked overtly about his struggles with psychological well being and sobriety since showing as a contestant on Kaitlyn Bristowe’s season of ‘The Bachelorette’ in 2015. The false loss of life information was attributed to Seiter’s household and hinted on the mannequin’s historical past of psychological sickness. He mentioned his combat towards the stigma towards psychological well being, together with his battle towards bipolar dysfunction, basic nervousness dysfunction, and obsessive-compulsive dysfunction.
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