LE DOMAINE BLEU

Ashley Hebert is the new Bachelorette 2011.


Hebert, 26, was from The Bachelor 2011, with Brad Womack’s second stint at the show. Hebert was happy she was rejected by Womack as she has the chances to do the selection, instead of facing the nerve wrecking deletion rounds in The Bachelor. The dental student Hebert will have 25 gentlemen competing for her attention.

Ashley Hebert’s The Bachelorette will premiere on May 23 2011. Hebert, a 4th year dental study student, is from the University of Pennsylvania. Her hometown is in Madawaska, in Maine.

Je suis déçue que ce soit elle. Je l'aimais pas tant que ça.

moi aussi je suis tres decue que ce soit elle

ca commence lundi le 23

The Bachelorette 2011," premieres Monday, May 23 on ABC.

Ca commence là la !!!

Est ce que j'ai bien compris ce que le gars a dit ds le preview ? Il dont give a shit about her,mais si la bachelorette aurait été Émilie...Cela n'aurait pas été pareil ??

Les gars sont beaux C'est ma meilleure année côté gars a date

Zoukie a écrit : Est ce que j'ai bien compris ce que le gars a dit ds le preview ? Il dont give a shit about her,mais si la bachelorette aurait été Émilie...Cela n'aurait pas été pareil ??

lequel a dit cela?...j'ai manqué le début......
merci:)

grr j avais de la visite j ai tout manqué

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lequel a dit cela?...j'ai manqué le début......
merci:)

C Benley. Y'a l'air de tout un numéro suite au preview de la saison

Ouuuuff West, avez-vous entendu parler de lui? Sa première femme est morte dans des conditions bizarres, droguée, noyée dans le bain pendant qu'il écoutait la télé dans une autre pièce. Il semble qu'il ait été disculpé, mais la belle-famille le croit toujours impliqué dans sa mort

maya213 a écrit : Ouuuuff West, avez-vous entendu parler de lui? Sa première femme est morte dans des conditions bizarres, droguée, noyée dans le bain pendant qu'il écoutait la télé dans une autre pièce. Il semble qu'il ait été disculpé, mais la belle-famille le croit toujours impliqué dans sa mort

J'espère qu'il va être éliminé de la téléréalitée rapidement

maya213 a écrit : Ouuuuff West, avez-vous entendu parler de lui? Sa première femme est morte dans des conditions bizarres, droguée, noyée dans le bain pendant qu'il écoutait la télé dans une autre pièce. Il semble qu'il ait été disculpé, mais la belle-famille le croit toujours impliqué dans sa mort

J'avais compris qu'elle était morte mais pas trop compris la nature du décès. Est-ce que c lui qui l'a dit ou t'a pris ca a quelques part?

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J'avais compris qu'elle était morte mais pas trop compris la nature du décès. Est-ce que c lui qui l'a dit ou t'a pris ca a quelques part?

INSIDE STORY: The Mysterious Death of a Bachelorette Contestant's Wife

By Dahvi Shira

Tuesday May 24, 2011 02:30 PM EDT



West Lee



Previous seasons of The Bachelorette have featured plenty of contestants with baggage – but never quite like one man vying for Ashley Hebert's heart on season 8.

During Monday night's premiere, South Carolina-based prosecutor West Lee addresses losing "the true love of my life" in 2007 when his then-wife Sarah Lee drowned in the couple's bathtub.

"She had this history of seizures," West said of his wife of seven years. "One day she went and got in the bathtub. I checked on her and I found her face down in the tub. pulled her out and I called 911."

According to a lengthy police investigation, West had nothing to do with his wife's death, but the story is more complicated. There were allegations of drug use by both West and his wife and signs his wife had mental health problems.

Also, police say that while West was cleared, his wife's mother, Dianna Sapp, struggled to believe it.

A Police Investigation
"Her mom voiced concern about the cause of death, but we looked into the case a second time," Lt. Matt Davis, from the Lexington, S.C., Police Department, tells PEOPLE. "There was no physical evidence on scene that suggested Sarah Young's death was a homicide by Bachelorette contestant Adam West Lee."

"We had the coroner's report," Davis says. "She had alcohol and marijuana in her system at the time of her death, but we're not sure if she purposely killed herself."

According to the report, Sarah's death was caused by accidental fresh water drowning. West, too, admitted he was under the influence of marijuana when Sarah died.

History of Depression
According to the coroner's report, West said Sarah had been "very depressed" around the time of her death.

After getting into a few minor car accidents in a short period of time, "everyone in the family was concerned about her safety, and [West] wanted her to perhaps go back to the doctor," the report reads.

And two weeks before she died, West caught his wife inhaling computer cleaning spray, though she promised not to ever do that again, saying that she "had an epiphany," according to the report.

"[Sarah] kissed [West] on the neck and went to the bathroom to take her bath," the report reads. "Mr. Lee said he also took his bath (in another bathroom), and when he finished, she still was not out so he checked on her."

After checking on her once, West called for her again, and got no response. According to the report, "The door was locked, which was not unusual, so [West] used a pair of scissors to gain entry. Once inside, he saw the victim unconscious in the water, pulled her onto the floor, and called 911."

West told the coroner that Sarah had attempted suicide twice in the past and had received medical attention. Her medical history was also investigated by the Lexington Police Department.

"Friends, family and acquaintances [of Sarah] were interviewed," Davis says. "A longer than usual investigation was conducted in regards to pursuing who she was. This case is no longer active and not expected to open again just because it is back in the news."

Sarah's death "hurt more than anything I've ever felt in my life," West said on the show. "That part of my heart, that trusting part and the loving part, it just vanished. It died.

C'était dans le people

Ouin c spécial merci

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C Benley. Y'a l'air de tout un numéro suite au preview de la saison

Je comprends vraiment pas ce qu'elle lui trouve. Moi je l'aurais flushé dès la première émission, D'après les previews, j'imagine qu'il va se rendre quand même assez loin.

Y'a rien à faire,je la trouve laite Ashley! Je la trouvais laite avec le bachelor,autant ds son propre show...Je comprend pas pkoi ils l'ont choisis...

Finalement Bentley,il l'aurait fourré,mais pas sorti avec...

Méchant con Bentley. Il a tellement une face de crosseur en plus.

Imaginez quand elle va écouter les émissions. Elle va C-A-P-O-T-E-R et elle va sûrement pleurer toutes les larmes de son corps ...Déjà que me semble qu'elle a pleuré dans 75% de l'épisode.

Elle fait le cover du People cette semaine

Eight million viewers tuned in to The Bachelorette Monday night, expecting to witness Ashley Hebert continue her quest to find Mr. Right.

What they witnessed instead was a series of heartbreaking and humiliating moments, as some of her potential suitors embarrassed her in public – while the man she envisioned proposing in the season finale gleefully played her for a fool.

"I'm extremely humiliated," Ashley, 26, tells PEOPLE in the new issue. "He had intentions to really hurt me – and he did."

The man in question is Salt Lake City-area resident Bentley Williams, the bachelor who captured Ashley's heart early on. He sweet-talked the Madawaska, Maine, native to her face, only to reveal to the cameras that he was going to withdraw from the show because, he said, "I don't care about Ashley at all."

To add further insult to injury, Bentley said he wished the "breathtakingly beautiful" Emily Maynard, Ashley's former fellow contestant on The Bachelor, had been the Bachelorette, because, he said, Ashley was "an ugly duckling."

Even though Ashley lived the experiences of the show – like the night showcased on Monday's episode when she broke down in tears after some of the men insulted her at a Los Angeles comedy club – she had no idea about Bentley's remarks until the show started airing in May.

"I got played," says Ashley, "just as maybe every woman in America has been played."