He’s the Bachelorette villain who proclaimed himself an ‘international model’ to anyone who would listen.
And it turns out model David Witko was right – as the reality TV star once starred in a commercial for Korean clothing brand, Hazzys.
On Thursday, the 34-year-old took to Instagram share a throwback video of the cringeworthy advert.
Well, he is an International Male Model! Former Bachelorette ‘villain’ David Witko posted a cringeworthy throwback clip of himself in a Korean TV commercial on Thursday
The commercial begins with an aristocratic young boy spending time with his family in a luxury home.
Flash forward about 20 years, and a stylishly dressed David is shown flicking through a magazine in a restaurant.
With The Calling’s ‘Wherever You Will Go’ playing in the background, the advert cuts back-and-forth between scenes of the child and adult.
Then, the young version of David’s character is seen running down a staircase which is mirrored by his grown-up counterpart doing the same.
Brand: With The Calling’s ‘Wherever You Will Go’ playing in the background, the advert cuts back-and-forth between scenes of a young boy and an adult, played by David
The two Davids appear to be running towards a love interest, who is outside a Hazzy retail store, and eventually cross paths.
In the clip, David wears a white suit jacket, a stripped shirt and beige suit trousers, and his hair bounces in an exaggerated way.
The commercial ends with the tagline: ‘Follow your H.’
Not impressed: Following his stint on The Bachelorette, David has kept a relatively low-profile and has been critical of his portrayal on the show
Following his stint on The Bachelorette, David has kept a relatively low-profile and has been critical of his portrayal on the show.
He is currently dating architecture student Leah Costa, who played a similar ‘villain’ role on The Bachelor last year.
Despite their relationship, Leah was briefly linked to Michael Turnbull while filming Bachelor In Paradise, which airs this year.
Relationship: He is currently dating architecture student Leah Costa, who played a similar ‘villain’ role on The Bachelor last year