Colton Underwood: From Bachelor to Traitor

Colton Underwood is reflecting on his intense gameplay during 'The Traitors,' noting it differed significantly from his more reserved 'Bachelor' persona. He admits to playing aggressively, aiming to win, and calls out players like Lisa Rinna. Underwood addressed the verbal spat with Michael Rapaport, stating it was a low blow but that apologies were made and the issue resolved.

Reflecting on his past, Underwood acknowledges past mistakes and the difficult period of coming out, particularly the pressure and blackmail he faced. He hopes his darkest moments are not used to define him, emphasizing the personal work and growth he has undergone since his time on 'The Bachelor' and the subsequent fallout with Cassie Randolph. He has reached a private settlement regarding that matter.

Now living as an out gay man, married, and a father, Underwood feels more comfortable in his skin than ever before. He shared that his public television appearances were an escape from his personal struggles. While acknowledging the online chatter and criticism, he is proud of his current life and represents a community he is proud to show up for.

Despite the challenges, including death threats and privacy invasions, Underwood is open to returning to reality television, particularly another season of 'The Traitors.' However, he stresses that any future decisions will be made in discussion with his family, as their well-being is now his primary concern.