Brad Womack - the Guy Who Said No - is returning to "The Bachelor" next January. There were on-line rumors, and last night, ABC confirmed. 

  Back when he was on a few years ago, Womack was the bachelor who turned down both 'ettes, including DeAnna Pappas, who was another returnee. It was quite the shock for fans, and for the 'ettes. Rather than do what every other bachelor does on this show - pick someone, profess undying love, do People Magazine interviews, go to Hollywood, try to get on a TV series, then split up, do People Magazine interviews again, then do Chris Harrison interviews - he just said was wasn't picking either. 

  Fans were outraged! How dare he!

  And now he's back for more. Only in America.

  And begs the obvious question; What if he says "no" again? 

  Check out this fan video, then go the jump after - it's ABC's loooonnngg and borderline hilarious - strike the borderline; it's hilarious - explanation for why Brad is back. He's apparently undergone therapy.

  Also: Ellen D's interview with him today after that...

   Go Brad! People Magazine awaits!

  Now, here's Ellen and Brad's encounter - an excerpt:

 

Ellen: First of all let's just talk about that fact that you didn't pick anyone. Would you
admit now that you had commitment issues?  It was you not them maybe it was you?


Brad: Absolutely, 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...


Ellen: What made you want to do this again?

Because it is a difficult process and you could go through the same thing and get to the end..then I'll really call you a jerk if that happens. 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.

 

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