Some relationships last, some don't – and this is the truth that "The Bachelor" 2014 partners Nikki Ferrell and Juan Pablo Galavis are starting to accept. There's no question that the couple has a rough relationship. They even went to "Couple's Therapy" to try and fix their relationship. However, the effort seems futile.
In an interview with US Weekly, Galavis and Ferrell shared why they decided to go to "Couple's Therapy." Galavis said that he needed a therapist to help with his daughter Camila.
"I didn't want her to be confused if someone is introduced as a girlfriend, and then wasn't around. It's very important to me as a dad to set a good example," he said.
Ferrell also gave her reason, saying "long distance isn't easy" in the same interview, and it was very telling of their damaged relationship.
It is known that the couple is struggling with their long-distance relationship. And with relationships like this, someone has to give in. However, neither Nikki and Juan Pablo is giving in.
When US Weekly asked if Nikki is moving to Miami, she answered, "There isn't a move planned. I wouldn't move to Miami, though. I don't look cute in all that humidity!" Could this just be an excuse?
According to reports, Galavis hasn't proposed to her yet nor said "I love you," so that's probably another thing that's keeping her from moving. She also said "There are people to consider on both sides," referring to her friends in Missouri and Galavis' daughter in Florida. Apparently, Galavis wouldn't make the move as well since he doesn't want to be far from his daughter. He shares custody for his daughter with his ex.
In "Couple's Therapy," the couple admitted that the long-distance relationship "isn't easy," and that it is straining their relationship. According to Inquisitr, Galavis doesn't even care about the whole distance thing. In fact, when Dr. Jenn Berman talked to him about Nikki and their future, he had this to say: "I haven't thought about it."
Right now, the couple hasn't confirmed any split yet, so they are probably trying to work the relationship out, which is always a good sign.
