ok so family should be banned off social media LOL - she does realise they can still re-edit any positive stuff and rip her sister to shreds if they wanted to???
EXCLUSIVE: 'They want to portray her as the villain': Emily Simms' sister labels The Bachelor production company 'bullies' for how she is being depicted
Emily Simms has already hit out at The Bachelor Australia production company for how she feels they are portraying her on the hit reality show - and now her sister has also jumped to her defense.
Kathryn Seamons told Daily Mail Australia that Shine Productions, the company behind the Network Ten dating show, are 'bullies'.
She claims that Shine 'want Emily to be portrayed as the villain' as she tries to find love with Sam Wood and that Shine producers have 'a lot to answer for'.
Hitting out! Emily Simm's sister Kathryn Seamons told Daily Mail Australia that Shine Productions, the company behind The Bachelor, are 'bullies' for how they are editing Emily to look like 'a villain'
The brunette's sister says attempts to defend Emily on The Bachelor's official social media pages have been removed and that she has been blocked.
'Their posts on the Facebook page are antagonistic, encouraging the Emily-haters,' Kathryn says.
'Emily is lucky that she has a lot of genuine, caring friends, and a very loving family, including extended family, who are trying their hardest to defend her.'
She added: 'That is made all the more difficult though when the people manning the Facebook and Instagram pages for The Bachelor Australia delete comments in support of the girls, and delete any comments where you stand up to the bullies, which, let's face it, is all that these keyboard warriors really are.
'Censorship': The brunette's sister says attempts to defend Emily on The Bachelor's official social media pages have been removed and that she has been blocked
What viewers don't see: Kathryn described Emily as 'kind, caring, fun, and actually quite the comedian'
'Not only do they delete your comments, but they then go further in their censorship, by blocking you from their page altogether.'
Kathryn, who works as a nurse, went on to describe the kind of person she thinks Emily really is – and what viewers are missing out on.
'I've known Emily all her life. (yep cos that's how being sisters seems to work) I know that she is kind, caring, warm, fun, and actually quite the comedian,' she said.
'Sure, we've had our arguments – what siblings haven't? But I know the real Emily, who would do absolutely anything for any of her family and friends.'
Standing up for herself: Emily took her Instagram last Wednesday to hit back at her portrayal on the show claiming that it is manipulative editing by The Bachelor production company
'I have been in tears': The brunette wrote on the lengthy Instagram post and my dagger looks and resting bitch face may possibly have reduced others to tears
Emily took her Instagram last Wednesday following the fifth episode in the series to hit back at her portrayal on the show claiming that it is manipulative editing by The Bachelor production company.
'I am going to do something I have been told not to do by people in the biz, and that is to be honest about how I feel,' she wrote. 'I always did it on the show, so I say, why stop now? I have always been very honest, ever since the moment I could speak. I could not be fake if I tried. I have one face, not two,' she started out.
'I have been in tears tonight, not because of the nasty things social media trolls are saying (I wonder if any of you would be brave enough to say it to my face?), but because I am a very sensitive, kind and loving person.'
She added: 'I was bullied relentlessly at school, physically beaten up, emotionally tormented, for being too tall, my lips were too big, my neck was too long (saw a comment about my weird long neck tonight actually. Primary school flashbacks!!), it was never ending.'
'They've made me out to look like a b****!' The make-up artist from Melbourne claims she's the last person to make others feel bad after being bullied in high school
they can't actually show you looking bitchy or talking bitchy if you didn't actually look or talk bitchy ... just saying ...
Referencing her appearance on The Bachelor, Emily also expressed frustration at the decision to highlight her running conflict with love rival Heather Maltman - an early favourite in the pursuit of hunky Sam.
'I could never be cruel to another person. I am nothing like a b***h,' she wrote. 'Reality shows decide the 'characters' for each of us before they even start filming. This is well known about reality TV. So for my funny, joking, laughing at myself, silly side, to not be shown at all, is really very upsetting to me.
'Soooo many hours of footage, and all they choose to show of me is that I found Heather annoying. I am so grateful for the amazing friendships I've formed because of this show, and the worst part about being on this show for me so far is to realise how many nasty, unintelligent people there are in the world, who actually believe everything they see on a reality show, and then feel the need to write nasty things about all of us.'
'I was honest with Heather': The bachelorette revealed her disagreement with Heather was not intense as it was made to seem and the pair aired out their issues and 'understood each other a lot better'
Emily making bitchy remarks about Heather with Jasmin and others really doesn't equal a disagreement - Heather would have been having to take part surely for that? ... I haven't seen them having a go at one another ... did I miss something?
Directly referencing her critics, she added: 'What a sad world we live in. If you think you know me, and think I am a 'b***h', based on how a reality show is edited, then please, look to the top of your screen and click 'unfollow'. #hatersgonnahate thank you so much to all of the beautiful messages I've received over the past few weeks. #love.'
Emily is still in the running for a chance of love with Sam, 35, a Tassie-born personal trainer, who now calls Melbourne home.
Daily Mail Australia have asked both Shine Productions and Network 10 for comment but they have yet to respond. (aka called the office, someone put us on hold whilst everyone there laughed and we didn't like the on hold music so pffttt good enough effort on our part was made & this covers our arse)
EXCLUSIVE: 'They want to portray her as the villain': Emily Simms' sister labels The Bachelor production company 'bullies' for how she is being depicted
Emily Simms has already hit out at The Bachelor Australia production company for how she feels they are portraying her on the hit reality show - and now her sister has also jumped to her defense.
Kathryn Seamons told Daily Mail Australia that Shine Productions, the company behind the Network Ten dating show, are 'bullies'.
She claims that Shine 'want Emily to be portrayed as the villain' as she tries to find love with Sam Wood and that Shine producers have 'a lot to answer for'.
Hitting out! Emily Simm's sister Kathryn Seamons told Daily Mail Australia that Shine Productions, the company behind The Bachelor, are 'bullies' for how they are editing Emily to look like 'a villain'
The brunette's sister says attempts to defend Emily on The Bachelor's official social media pages have been removed and that she has been blocked.
'Their posts on the Facebook page are antagonistic, encouraging the Emily-haters,' Kathryn says.
'Emily is lucky that she has a lot of genuine, caring friends, and a very loving family, including extended family, who are trying their hardest to defend her.'
She added: 'That is made all the more difficult though when the people manning the Facebook and Instagram pages for The Bachelor Australia delete comments in support of the girls, and delete any comments where you stand up to the bullies, which, let's face it, is all that these keyboard warriors really are.
What viewers don't see: Kathryn described Emily as 'kind, caring, fun, and actually quite the comedian'
'Not only do they delete your comments, but they then go further in their censorship, by blocking you from their page altogether.'
Kathryn, who works as a nurse, went on to describe the kind of person she thinks Emily really is – and what viewers are missing out on.
'I've known Emily all her life. (yep cos that's how being sisters seems to work) I know that she is kind, caring, warm, fun, and actually quite the comedian,' she said.
'Sure, we've had our arguments – what siblings haven't? But I know the real Emily, who would do absolutely anything for any of her family and friends.'
Standing up for herself: Emily took her Instagram last Wednesday to hit back at her portrayal on the show claiming that it is manipulative editing by The Bachelor production company
'I have been in tears': The brunette wrote on the lengthy Instagram post and my dagger looks and resting bitch face may possibly have reduced others to tears
Emily took her Instagram last Wednesday following the fifth episode in the series to hit back at her portrayal on the show claiming that it is manipulative editing by The Bachelor production company.
'I am going to do something I have been told not to do by people in the biz, and that is to be honest about how I feel,' she wrote. 'I always did it on the show, so I say, why stop now? I have always been very honest, ever since the moment I could speak. I could not be fake if I tried. I have one face, not two,' she started out.
'I have been in tears tonight, not because of the nasty things social media trolls are saying (I wonder if any of you would be brave enough to say it to my face?), but because I am a very sensitive, kind and loving person.'
She added: 'I was bullied relentlessly at school, physically beaten up, emotionally tormented, for being too tall, my lips were too big, my neck was too long (saw a comment about my weird long neck tonight actually. Primary school flashbacks!!), it was never ending.'
'They've made me out to look like a b****!' The make-up artist from Melbourne claims she's the last person to make others feel bad after being bullied in high school
they can't actually show you looking bitchy or talking bitchy if you didn't actually look or talk bitchy ... just saying ...
Referencing her appearance on The Bachelor, Emily also expressed frustration at the decision to highlight her running conflict with love rival Heather Maltman - an early favourite in the pursuit of hunky Sam.
'I could never be cruel to another person. I am nothing like a b***h,' she wrote. 'Reality shows decide the 'characters' for each of us before they even start filming. This is well known about reality TV. So for my funny, joking, laughing at myself, silly side, to not be shown at all, is really very upsetting to me.
'Soooo many hours of footage, and all they choose to show of me is that I found Heather annoying. I am so grateful for the amazing friendships I've formed because of this show, and the worst part about being on this show for me so far is to realise how many nasty, unintelligent people there are in the world, who actually believe everything they see on a reality show, and then feel the need to write nasty things about all of us.'
'I was honest with Heather': The bachelorette revealed her disagreement with Heather was not intense as it was made to seem and the pair aired out their issues and 'understood each other a lot better'
Emily making bitchy remarks about Heather with Jasmin and others really doesn't equal a disagreement - Heather would have been having to take part surely for that? ... I haven't seen them having a go at one another ... did I miss something?
Directly referencing her critics, she added: 'What a sad world we live in. If you think you know me, and think I am a 'b***h', based on how a reality show is edited, then please, look to the top of your screen and click 'unfollow'. #hatersgonnahate thank you so much to all of the beautiful messages I've received over the past few weeks. #love.'
Emily is still in the running for a chance of love with Sam, 35, a Tassie-born personal trainer, who now calls Melbourne home.
Daily Mail Australia have asked both Shine Productions and Network 10 for comment but they have yet to respond. (aka called the office, someone put us on hold whilst everyone there laughed and we didn't like the on hold music so pffttt good enough effort on our part was made & this covers our arse)
