'The Bachelorette' 2015 episode 2: Kaitlyn Bristowe intimate with contestant? Nick Viall returns

"The Bachelorette" season 11 is already being crowned as one of the best seasons of the franchise. It introduced two bachelorettes in the beginning, of which Kaitlyn Bristowe came on top while Britt Nilsson went home in week 2 but was still able to find love with contestant Brady Toops. Week 3 appears it will only add more glamour and drama to an already hit season. 

According to a report from the IBTimes, bachelorette Kaitlyn will admit that she slept with one of the contestants. At this point the man she shared an intimate night with is still unknown but it is almost guaranteed that he will be identified in the next episode. 

Of course, this admission saw a lot of scorn from the fans and critics of the show.

As reported by the IBTimes, Bristowe was able to defend her choice during an interview with Nancy O'Dell on "Entertainment Tonight." 

"I don't think that's a crazy thing to sleep with somebody when you're trying to be in a relationship with them," Kaitlyn explained. "I'm a 30-year-old woman and I make my own decisions, and intimacy, to me, is part of a relationship. I don't know why everyone is so shocked by it." 

Another factor to add to the next episode's drama and excitement is the return of Nick Viall. Viall was a contestant in season 10 with bachelorette Andi Dorfman. According to a report from the Latin Post, Viall has had a crush on Bristowe for months and is ready to make his move to win her over. 

"The Bachelorette" season 11 week 3 airs on May 25. 

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