Arie Luyendyk, Jr. Says THIS Part of His Life Is "Suffering" Because of "The Bachelor"

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Playing Arie Luyendyk, Jr. Says THIS Part of His Life Is "Suffering" Because of "The Bachelor"

Arie Luyendyk, Jr. Says THIS Part of His Life Is "Suffering" Because of "The Bachelor" Aired February 19, 2018

Arie Luyendyk, Jr. can't possibly have too much to complain about when it comes to being "The Bachelor" -- but when he visited our show, he jokingly referenced one tiny downside.

His real estate business is suffering because of it!

(Yup, he's not only a race car driver -- he’s in real estate, too!)

Why is it suffering, you ask?

Well, people tend to come to his showings purely to meet “The Bachelor” himself -- and less so with the intention of buying property.

It sounds like they’re not attending his showings *for the right reasons* -- are we right?

(Did you get that joke, Bachelor Nation? ? )

"It's frustrating," he says with an understanding smile. "I’m hoping there will be a transition period [after the show is over]."

Roses are red, violets are blue, dear “Bachelor” Arie, we’re hoping that’s true!

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