She’s the feisty brunette who was dubbed the ‘villain’ of 2017’s season of The Bachelor.
And it appears Jen Hawke is poking fun at that label given the tantalising title of her forthcoming book, The B*tchelorette.
Taking to Instagram Stories on Tuesday, the talented 27-year-old unveiled the cheeky name of the semi-fictional novel which aims to lift the lid on life behind-the-scenes of the popular reality show.
Coming soon! On Tuesday, The Bachelor’s Jen Hawke unveiled the cheeky name of the semi-fictional novel on which she is hard at work
‘Nothing but late nights writing this bad boy for you Bachie fans’ the wordsmith captioned the picture, which showed the front page of her manuscript.
It’s unclear exactly which authors are Jen’s literary influences, however back in 2015 she Instagrammed a photo of Jane Austen’s books accompanied by the hashtag ‘#theclassics’.
While most Bachelor stars spend their post-TV careers schmoozing at social events and spruiking products on Instagram, talented Jen is using her way with the written word to transition into a noted author.
Wordsmith! It’s unclear exactly which authors are Jen’s literary influences, however back in 2015 she Instagrammed a photo of Jane Austen’s books accompanied by the hashtag ‘#theclassics’
And in much that same fashion that Michael Wolffe’s explosive new book Fire and Fury has shaken Donald Trump’s Presidency, Jen’s scandalous new tome could seriously rattle the popular reality franchise.
President Trump tried to halt the publication of Fire and Fury, and Bachelor Matty J might want to do the same with The B*tchelorette, given the glamazon’s comments to Daily Mail Australia last month.
‘I’m writing a book! It’s a juicy cautionary tale for anybody thinking about diving into the reality TV family,’ she explained.
The next Fire and Fury? In much that same fashion that Michael Wolffe’s explosive new book Fire and Fury has shaken Donald Trump’s Presidency, Jen’s scandalous new tome could seriously rattle the popular reality franchise
‘I see it as a tell-all without telling all and sometimes telling too much,’ she teased.
Revealing that she has already written some 200 pages, Jen explained that the story will be told from a contestant’s perspective and that several of her fellow contestants would be represented in the form of fictional characters.
During her time on the series, Jen famously rejected Matty on the series, walking out of a cocktail party on her accord.
Shaking in his boots? Jen’s roman-à-clef may have Matty petrified about the impending publication