Pascal Wallace reveals he suffered a ‘panic attack and anxiety’ following Bachelorette showdown

The Bachelorette’s Pascal Wallace suffered a panic attack and anxiety after being sensationally kicked off the Channel 10 dating show.

The Bondi-based CEO was given the boot by sisters Elly and Becky Miles on Thursday night’s episode after they thought he had been bad-mouthing them. 

But according to his version of events, he’d spoken to on-site producers about wanting to leave the show after tensions flared among the cast.  

Pascal explained he wasn’t popular with the other men as he’d dobbed them in for smoking in the house.

Because of his desire to quit before the rose ceremony – which would have embarrassed the sisters – and his poor standing among the other contestants, he claims producers allegedly plotted his ‘villainous’ exit. 

The Sydney disability CEO, who signed up to the reality show in hopes of finding love, says he felt like was being bullied: ‘It was orchestrated produced bullying.’ 

‘It was utter bullying from producers and Channel 10, it was not right,’ he told Daily Mail Australia on Friday of what played out.  

‘It was the worst night of my life. [Being] bullied and set up by producers to play this role,’ he added. 

‘Five guys and two girls attacking at once.’ 

Pascal, 33, revealed that he suffered a panic attack and became emotional for over an hour following the heated confrontation by Elly and Becky. 

‘I legit couldn’t speak. Damien [Stone] stayed with me the whole time,’ he said.

Pascal, went on to say reveal that he suffered severe anxiety following production earlier this year, not knowing how the event would be unfolded on national television.

‘The anxiety for weeks after not knowing the edit… It’s f**ked,’ he concluded.