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Victoria Fulleris opening up about her post-Bachelordating life.
Fuller, who competed forPeter Weber’s heart during season 24 ofThe Bachelorlast year, made an appearance on theClick Bait with Bachelor Nationpodcast on Friday and shared that she’s recently joined a nondenominational Christian community and now plans to save herself for marriage.
“She’s saving herself for marriage,” Fuller, 27, told hostsTayshia Adams, Joe Amabile and Natasha Parker, referring to herself in the third person.
She explained that having grown up Catholic, her new church has afforded her a different perspective on religion.
Victoria Fuller and Peter Weber.Victoria Fuller/Instagram
“I grew up so Catholic that everything I did was judged, or I always felt like I was doing something wrong. I never felt accepted,” she said. “And then I was just opened to this world where God is so good, and he forgives.”
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Fuller’s time onThe Bachelorended up embroiled in controversy when she waslinked to a brand that featured the words “White Lives Matter” on its clothing.
Her relationship with Weber was also tested when it came out that she hadpreviously datedcountry singerChase Riceafter he performed during Fuller and Weber’s one-on-one date.
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“Coming out of that was so hard for me,” she said onClick Bait.“So, to find community and to know that the Lord really does love me and forgives me and there’s mercy and grace, that’s just everything to me now.”
“It’s kind of funny because now my two biggest questions when I go on a date are, ‘What’s your relationship with the Lord?’ and, ‘What are your intentions?'” Fuller continued onClick Bait. “And, to me, that’s just everything at this point. So, it has changed. Before, I don’t think my relationships really revolved around that and, so now, it is interesting.”
source: people.com
