Drunk 'Bachelorette' Contestant Not Sorry For Rape Comment

Ryan McDill was that gentleman on the debut of "The Bachelorette" on Monday. He was requested that leave the show in the wake of getting plastered, smacking Kaitlyn Bristowe's butt, improperly touching Britt Nilsson and making a hostile remark about assault. Later, in a meeting with TMZ, he declined to apologize for the "joke."

It happened when another candidate, JJ O'Brien, stood up to McDill about his conduct amid the mixed drink hour. McDill reacted: "Why am I not assaulting you at this time?"

"Why is "assault" your go-to word?" O'Brien said. "Possibly the greater inquiry is, what are you doing here?"

At the point when TMZ made up for lost time with him, McDill asserted he knew precisely what he was doing. "I wasn't passed out. Individuals need to get off their overinflated ego," he said. "It was wonderful and exciting."

McDill made comparable remarks to Entertainment Tonight after the season debut, saying that he needed Nilsson to be the Bachelorette and once it was clear Bristowe would be picked, he "got much excessively tanked and began acting insane and it transformed into gold."

"I know individuals are detesting on the assault remark however that was totally taken outside the realm of relevance," McDill told ET. "In spite of the fact that a poor decision of words, all I implied was that I ought to have beat him up."