‘The Bachelor’s Joey Graziadei apologizes for confusion between Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Ruth Bader Ginsburg

After his confusion between Gypsy Rose Blanchard and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, degree Joey Graziadei has apologized for the situation.

While Graziadei was at the White House with press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. The Bachelor The star noticed a collection of photographs before seeing a framed portrait of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. However, she ended up saying Gypsy Rose Blanchard.

“I’m so sorry,” Joey Graziadei said. “It was a bad moment. I knew that the one in the photo of her wasn’t really her. Ruth came to my mind, but I know I won’t forget her.”

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Graziadei then said: “I know how much of a legend he is. [Ginsburg] is and how much it has done for equal rights and the empowerment of women.”

Quickly to change the situation, Joey Graziadei gave Jean-Pierre a signature The Bachelor pink. “I would gladly accept this rose,” she said. Jean-Pierre, who is the first openly LGBTQ+ person to serve as press secretary, added: “Can I just say one thing? “I thought it was coming from a bachelorette party.”

“As it should be,” Graziadei noted before the duo hugged and laughed.

The original mishap occurred when Graziadei mistook Blanchard for Ginsburg while playing a round of How online are you? organized by Betches. Although she did recognize Blanchard, who was recently released from prison eight years after being convicted of murdering her mother. However, she couldn’t remember her name.

“I know something happened to him and he went to jail because of his mother,” he said. “Ruth Ginsburg? I dont know what im saying”.

Joey Graziadei previously admitted to the ‘real fear’ of not ending his ‘forever person’

Before the premiere of The Bachelor In season 28, the show’s lead, Joey Graziadei, opened up about his journey to find love.

while talking to PEOPLE, Graziadei spoke of his utmost concern for the Bachelor experience. “My biggest concern is, honestly, not making the right decision,” she explained. “Or find the right person, or possibly just break up in a way that doesn’t end me forever. Honestly, that’s my real fear.”

Joey Graziadei, who placed second on Charity Laweson’s season of High school, spoke about his approach to the program. She said she did a great job of “being intentional in her conversations.”

“When you talked to her on my end, I felt like she was always very interested and interested in knowing who you were,” he said. “And that allows other people to open up and feel more comfortable. So, for me, that’s the most important thing I’ve learned from what I learned from her. She was just very intentional, she made everyone feel comfortable and open, so if I have an ounce of that, I’ll appreciate it.”

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