EXCLUSIVE The Valley's Jasmine Goode calls Nick Viall a 'clout chaser' after 'uncomfortable' moment on The Bachelor
Goode, 37, shared her thoughts on the Viall Files podcast host in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com.
Before she joined the cast of Bravo's The Valley, a spin-off of Vanderpump Rules, Goode was a contestant on Viall's season of The Bachelor in 2017.
At one point during the season, Goode confronted Viall about not getting a one-on-one date and shared her frustration by putting her hand on Viall's throat and playfully pretending to choke him.
Viall reflected on the moment during a recent episode of his podcast The Viall Files, which he co-hosts with his now-wife Natalie Joy.
'I would love an apology from Jasmine,' Viall said during the May 29 episode, which also featured fellow The Valley star Janet Caperna. 'I'm still triggered.'
'All the jokes aside [on] the Jasmine strangling me thing… that did make me uncomfortable. There was a blackout moment,' Viall said.
In response to his comments, Goode told DailyMail.com that Viall is a 'clout chaser' and insisted that her pretending to choke him was simply a 'joke.'
'Nick is a clout chaser,' Goode claimed. 'He wants attention because I actually did his podcast when he first started out and we joked about it. He laughed about it.'
'Number two, I did not actually touch him. It was gesturing,' she continued. 'And number three, when you're in that situation, I was a sister wife, this is my man, you're dating, this is your boyfriend.
'I'm sorry, I'm from [New] Jersey. If I'm upset with you, like, yes I want to choke you right now. That's how we handle things.
'So, for Nick to act like, "Oh, Jasmine," please. Really, Nick? Get something else. I know you want attention, but this is so Nick coded.'
DailyMail.com has reached out to Viall's reps for comment.
Elsewhere during Goode's interview with DailyMail.com, the reality star opened up about feeling 'triggered' by co-star Danny Booko's alleged drunken behavior in season two of The Valley, which premiered last April.
At the start of the season, The Valley star Jason Caperna claimed that Booko, 41, had been 'inappropriate' with Goode and Goode's fiancée, Melissa Carelli, during a Halloween party.
'Not too long ago, Jasmine was in a situation where Danny was blackout drunk and was really inappropriate,' Caperna explained during a confessional in the premiere episode.
'Danny approached Jasmine, put his hand on her thigh and said, "Get daddy a drink," referring to himself as "daddy."
'And then when she went to go get "daddy" and some other people a drink as well, he approached Jasmine's girlfriend Melissa and grabbed her butt.'
Booko later apologized to Goode and Carelli, telling the couple at co-star Brittany Cartwright's white party that his behavior was 'completely out of his character.'
However, Goode told her co-stars she still felt 'triggered' by Booko following a cast trip to Santa Barbara, California, in which he had missed a group dinner after a long day of drinking at a winery.
Speaking to DailyMail.com, Goode admitted that she wanted a second apology from Booko over the Halloween incident because she felt his original apology wasn't genuine.
'When this all happened, I got a text message from Danny and then he apologized to Melissa at the white party,' she explained.
'That's the only time. I know he keeps saying he's done this numerous times, and it wasn't multiple apologies. It was at one time at the white party.'
'Then we sat down at the white party and the first thing he said to me was, "Are you doing this to me right now?" And that just sent me.
'I was like, "Wait, I'm doing this to you?" Like, this is the first time you're seeing Melissa.
'This is the first time you're apologizing to her face, and this is what you're saying as you sit down.'
Goode continued: 'Right there, I was like, "This apology is not working for me."'
In last week's episode, Booko apologized again for his behavior at the Halloween party, which Goode felt needed to happen in order to move forward with their friendship.
'Having that conversation with him again, I think I needed him to understand, like, look, if you want a friendship with me, I want you to understand this is what you did to me and how it made me feel.'
New episodes of The Valley air Tuesdays at 9pm ET on Bravo.
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