Context: Back in 2020, Yosef Aborady was among the finalists in "The Bachelorette". However he called the bachelorette Clare out after she made the other men strip naked in national TV in order to gain her approval. He confronted her, stating that he was missing out time with his daughter for being in the show and that this wasn't the type of behavior he was looking for in a woman to be his daughter's stepmom. He called it her actions disrespectful and added:

The second thing is I was absolutely appalled at the group date that occurred yesterday... There was naked guys that were playing dodgeball together. It's so humiliating and degrading and I don't see how that translates into finding a husband. Like who's willing to strip down butt naked and play dodgeball? It seems very silly and very immature.

He continued:

I feel like a lot of these guys are appeasing you. If I was on that date I sure as hell wouldn't have crossed that line. Not in a million years would I be caught dead doing that. If my daughter saw me doing that, if my family saw me doing that, like think of the example that would be setting.

To which she replied back, "that's why you were not on that date." Insinuating that he wasn't part of the humiliation party because she had already chosen him as her bachelor (to hell the other simps! 😆). It seems she has made up her mind way before the date(s) and was simply having "fun" with the other men by humiliating them.

Yousef followed suit with this remark:

I expected a lot more from the oldest Bachelorette there's ever been. You're not setting the right example to my daughter. I'm ashamed to be associated with you. I can't believe I sacrificed so much to be here just to watch this distasteful, classless display.

Before being booted out from the show, they exchanged a few more words highlighted by this gem from Yousef: "Remember you're almost 40.

In the latest video, Yousef stays by his convictions and doesn't relent his right to his own well thought-out opinion. All this goes down, while the other men are clearly simping and urging him to apologize for telling the truth. Even the conductor tries to pressure him to do so with the old "in all my years of career, I've never seen anyone blah blah" argument. However, Yousef is a man of convictions and steel character who have a daughter who looks up to him so he doesn't budge and stay true to himself.