Courtney Robertson

The leading man of any season of The Bachelor is supposed to be the season's protagonist, of sorts. You might root for a hopeful contestant, but by doing so, you're rooting for the Bachelor himself, too.

But what are viewers supposed to think when they find out that this next season's leading man was, until very recently, dating one of the franchise's most infamous villains?

Adrian Grenier of Entourage fame says former flame Courtney Robertson isn't wrong when she said his package is ... well, a package.

Earlier this week, as viewed by all who watch The Bachelorette online, Kaitlyn Bristowe was voted the ongoing star of Season 11, defeating Britt Nilsson as part of the show's latest twist.

Soon after, ABC aired a preview of the action to come on The Bachelorette this spring and summer, highlighted by Bristowe admitting she slept with one of her suitors.

It sounds like a sweet gig, doesn't it? Starring on The Bachelor?

You become famous. You get to hang out with many beautiful and desperate women. You possibly meet the love of your life. You chill with Chris Harrison!

Suffice it to say Ben Flajnik won't be reading Courtney Robertson's new memoir, I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain.

The controversial Bachelor winner definitely didn't hold back in the book, which details her adventures (and sexual dalliances) with Flajnik in all their glory.

Courtney Robertson's tell-all book, I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends, certainly lives up to its billing as it's not likely to win her any friends now either.

Full of sex, secrets and throwing people under the bus, the tome by the most vilified Bachelor contestant in franchise history does not disappoint.

Ben Flajnik's ex-fiancee Courtney Robertson is spilling all in her new tell-all book, claiming she had sex with The Bachelor star while on the show.

Multiple times. While the cameras were a-rollin'.

Courtney Robertson has written a book for some reason.

It’s titled “I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain!” and it chronicles an interesting few years for the former Bachelor suitor.

Courtney Robertson will soon released her intriguingly-titled tell-all book, I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain.

The question: Do you even remember Courtney Robertson?

Dreams do come true. At least 10-20 percent of the time.

Fans know that a final rose does not guarantee a lifetime of happiness, but The Bachelor has produced some couples that have stood the test of time. At least lately.

Courtney Robertson isn't the most beloved girl to take part on The Bachelor. Okay, she's one of the least beloved. But boy, was she ever talked about!

Perhaps not surprisingly (except for the fact that we expected it to happen earlier), the MODEL is penning a tell-all book about her time on the series.

Even Ben Flajnik had to see the light sooner or later.

The Bachelor star admits, supposedly, in a new interview what everyone said about Courtney Robertson from the moment she debuted on the ABC show.

First spotted kissing at a restaurant in Phoenix on October 11, Courtney Robertson and Arie Luyendyk Jr. have confirmed they are dating for real.

“Yes, I’m dating Arie,” the model says. “We’re enjoying our time together.”

Courtney Robertson was photographed at the Neil Lane jewelry store in Los Angeles Sunday, returning her $80,000 engagement ring from Ben Flajnik.

Guess it really is over. Will Emily Maynard be far behind?

So, Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Courtney Robertson hooked up the other night.

Here's The Bachelor runner-up and just-separated Bachelorette winner:

Courtney Robertson is speaking out about her split from Ben Flajnik, blaming the long-distance factor for the end of The Bachelor stars' relationship.

Of course, if you're engaged, don't you typically move in with your fiance?