The “Bachelor” of this season is a cheesehead.
Joey Graziadei supports the Philadelphia Flyers even though he was raised in Florida.
In a recent episode of “Off the Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe,” the well-known podcast hosted by Kaitlyn Bristowe, he revealed why. It turns out that his mother is to blame.
Joey Graziadei’s comments regarding the Pack on the pod are as follows. But first, a brief summary of his background:
Graziadei, a 28-year-old professional tennis instructor, competed in Season 20 of “The Bachelorette” alongside Charity Lawson, placing second overall. Rather, Lawson agreed to Dotun Olubeko’s suggestion.
During “The Bachelorette” August finale, Graziadei was revealed as the next lead on “The Bachelor”.
According to his ABC bio, Graziadei is “looking for a life partner who is outgoing, caring, and shares his love for adventure and exploring the outdoors.” “He loves hiking, surfing and ending his days watching the sunset but knows he has much more love to give, and the only thing missing is someone with whom to share his life.”
Shout-out to Graziadei’s mom for raising her son right. And by that, we mean as a Packers fan.
“If my mom has instilled anything in me, it’s for the love of the Packers,” he told Bristowe on the podcast. “It’s the only team it actually kills me if they lose.”
Despite his ongoing pain following the Pack’s season-ending defeat to the San Francisco 49ers, he referred to the season as “good overall.”
The family on Graziadei’s mother’s side is from the “Wisconsin area,” he revealed.
“As I always say, that’s all they have — they only have football and cheese,” Bristowe replied.
concur.
Bristowe revealed that she found the entire experience of attending a Packers game at Lambeau Field in early January to be “so sick.”
“It was like minus-12, my beer was freezing, I had a hot dog, everything was bundled up on me except for my eyeballs,” she stated to Graziadei. And, you know, like, sitting on the foam because those are the classic bleachers, and your butt doesn’t freeze. It’s really awesome.”
Graziadei went to a game. He claimed that in order to fend off the cold, he wore three pairs of jeans in the sizes 32, 34, and 36. He said it was “so terrible” but also “so fun.”
Bristowe remarked, “It’s kind of part of the experience.” “Unless you’ve done it like, you’re not a true fan.”
“It’s always funny, when you’re complaining about the cold, there’s always this dude next to you chugging beer shirtless,” remarked Graziadei.
Do you get annoyed by Philadelphia supporters asking you, “Why aren’t you an Eagles fan?”?” Graziadei was asked by Bristowe.
“1,000%” was his response.
But he does support the Eagles, unless they are playing the Packers.
He stated on the program, “I love the Eagles, but still, go Pack go.”
His top choices are all the other Philadelphia sports teams. Apologies, Brewers and Bucks.
“Only the Packers are involved. It’s almost like blood,” he remarked.
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