Brad Womack

What a shocker, a fake reality show couple split. After months and months of dodging breakup rumors, The Bachelors Emily Maynard and Brad Womack announced their split.

"We're no longer engaged," Emily told People magazine while holding back some fake tears...

If you ever feel like going through a divorce, breakup, failed engagement, etc., then The Bachelor is the show for you.

On last night’s finale, Brad Womack chose contestant Emily Maynard to be his new fiancé, proposing to her by saying, “I’m asking you to give me your forever.”

And by "your forever", I guess he meant until the next commercial break.

Because moments later, it was reported that the couple had broken up because of Emily’s insecurity. She admitted she had trouble seeing the man she loved with so many different women each week.

A show producer told Popeater, “Emily is not able to forgive Brad for what she considers cheating week-after-week with other girls."

What did she think the other women were there for, set décor?

Brad Womack was announced as the newest Bachelor last night during Monday night's Dancing With the Stars on ABC.

Sounds familiar? It's because it's the second time he will be on the show as the Bachelor. Brad became infamous back in 2007 when he appeared on the show and during the final rose ceremony, he ditched both women - DeAnna Pappas and Jenni Croft.

"Brad, this time, pick somebody!" DWTS host Tom Bergeron joked to Womack, who was in the audience.

Womack is a guest on The Ellen DeGeneres show today and during the interview he will talk about why is won't go away and has decided to come back and attempt to find love again.

He blames the fact that he didn't pick anyone on his commitment issues saying, Let's says this as adamantly as I defended myself it really tough to have 13/14 million Americans call you a jerk. So I spent a year or two maybe three defending myself adamantly. To answer your question, yes, I definitely have or had commitment issues. More importantly that process is difficult. I thought that I was as open as I was supposed to be and clearly I wasn't. I walked away and wound up all alone and left two girls standing there.'

And later in the show he attempts to convince us that he's doing to do the show because he does believe he can find love and not because it was his only chance to be on television again.

"I'll tell you why I'm here again because I believe it can work. I don't care if people call me an idiot or don't believe those words coming out of my mouth. I truly believe that it can work. So here are 25-30 women that I never ever would meet in regular life, and I'm clearly doing something wrong. I'm still single. So why I not, I really do believe that this can work."

People still buy this crap? It's just entertainment!