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I'm Courtney Robertson, and I was the most notorious villain in Bachelor history.

A lot has changed since then.

I got married, and I'm a mom to two

amazing kids. Every week, I'm going to be talking to other reality stars about what happens when the

camera stop rolling and you have to figure out what to do after reality. OMG. All right,

welcome back to after reality. I'm your host, Courtney Robertson. And today's guest is a very special one. He's one of my favorite people in the whole wide world. And it poses a question, can you really be friends with the opposite sex? And yes, I'm here to tell you that you can be. We go way, way, way back. And man, do we have

some stories to tell? Oh, you. Pipe down over there. I just feel like some people are meant to be in

your life. And today I'm excited to introduce you to my best friend. His name is Jeff Young.

And say hello. Say hello. Hello, Courtney Robertson. I am so delighted to be here.

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many years. You're like my secret weapon. And for the listeners, Bachelor fans, I tried to get

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