Rachael Kirkconnell is opening up about her recent breakup with Matt James, the Bachelor from Season 25, in a candid interaction while navigating the TSA at LAX. Captured in a video that surfaced on TMZ, Kirkconnell expressed that the breakup was unexpected and emphasized her commitment to taking things one day at a time. She stated, “You know, it’s nothing that you can prepare for. So you just take it one day at a time. I think things will start to come out and I’ll speak about it whenever I’m ready. But now I’m just protecting my peace.”
When pressed about infidelity, Kirkconnell firmly denied any such allegations, stating, “No, not at all.” On the topic of possibly reconciling with James, she was resolute, confirming, “No. Yeah, we’re out. We’re done.”
The breakup was officially announced by James on Instagram on January 16, leaving fans taken aback given the couple’s seemingly strong relationship showcased in social media posts shortly before the announcement. He expressed a heartfelt message, asking for strength and peace for both of them as they navigated their emotional healing.
Rumors have emerged that Kirkconnell could share her perspective on the split in an upcoming episode of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast. This follows their tumultuous relationship history, which faced significant scrutiny during James’ Bachelor season due to Kirkconnell’s past and her accountability in addressing it.
Their relationship initially sparked amidst controversies surrounding Kirkconnell’s actions from 2018, which led to discussions about race and accountability during the show’s finale. Despite the challenges, they reunited for a time, sharing glimpses of their life together through social media, including travels and dining experiences.
Moving forward, Kirkconnell appears focused on healing and prioritizing her personal well-being after this significant chapter in her life. The couple’s openness about their struggles and growth could provide valuable insights for their fans and others navigating similar experiences.
This situation highlights the complexities of relationships in the public eye and the journey of personal growth. While breakups can