Bad Boy Bachelor! Juan Pablo Rants Rudely To Host Chris Harrison, Refuses To Tell Nikki He Loves Her

Monday night's edition of After the Final Rose show following The Bachelor was the most uncomfortable ever thanks to star Juan Pablo Galavis, and his trademark bad boy behavior.

The former soccer player -- who angered gay people and the disabled community with his insensitive comments this season -- shocked the ABC studio audience and host Chris Harrison, when he refused to tell his pick, Nikki Ferrell, that he loved her.

Not only that, the bizarro Don Juan also took issue with Harrison even asking him about it.

Viewers saw Juan Pablo, 32, tell Nikki, 26, that he "liked" her a lot at the end of The Bachelor finale episode, but he wasn't going to propose because he wasn't 100 percent sure, he admitted to Nikki.

The fractured fairy tale ended with the two kissing, and they appeared together on After the Final Rose to let fans know they are still dating.

But he deflected all of Harrison's efforts to get him to say three magic words to Nikki: "I love you."

Juan Pablo impatiently said Harrison kept interrupting and was "boxing" with him.

Previous Bachelor Sean Lowe who was in the audience, chimed in and said, "When I'm in love, I want that person to know it. But to each their own."

Harrison, however, told Juan Pablo now was the the time to let the love shine.

"I don't know what I'm looking at," he said about his coupling with Nikki. "It's so awkward. We can't have a conversation."

Nikki told Chris, "It doesn't matter if we say we are or we aren't in love. Time will tell. This is a real relationship to us."

She also emphasized that because Juan Pablo has a daughter, Camila, 5, he's right to be cautious.

However, Harrison asked Nikki how long she would give him to express his love and she replied, "Once it doesn't feel right, I'm going to be out."

Juan said of the relationship, "We want to keep it private."

When Lowe pointed out to him that no Bachelor love affair is ever private, even once the show is done -- and Lowe's wife Catherine Giudici said, "Don't slap the hand that fed you" -- Juan Pablo shrugged, "It doesn't matter."

Meanwhile, show runner up Clare Crawley, who had revealed on the finale that Juan Pablo had offended her with a crude sexual comment, also appeared on After the Final Rose, telling Harrison it was hard watching the finale episode it which he both insulted and rejected her.

"I think that's the day that every woman waits for, that you get engaged," Clare recalled of her hopes. "He hadn't led me to believe otherwise."

But before she got the final boot, Juan Pablo had told her he loved hooking up with her.

"It definitely caught me off guard and it's not something I want to repeat. It's disappointing. You don't want to hear that," she told Harrison and the ABC studio audience. "I was completely caught off-guard. Feelings are being developed and it was such a let down to hear that.

"I went into this with rose-colored glasses."

Clare admitted after his comment , "I should have left," but she still believed Juan Pablo was serious about finding love and marriage.

However, Clare said he "was not the man I thought he was."

She told Harrison she didn't want to speak with Juan Pablo on After the Final Rose -- because she'd said all she needed to in dissing him after his rejection.

Clare had fumed at Juan Pablo that she would never want her children having a father like him!

"That day was pivotal for me because I'd never been able to stand up to myself with a man before," she confided.

"It was so liberating to stand there and say every single word how I felt, that was my closure. That was all I needed," she added as the audience clapped approval.

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"I don't want to sit here on this couch and get fed anymore BS!" Clare added.

Later, when Harrison asked Juan Pablo about Clare, he said, "We had a roller coaster, it worked out the way it worked out."

He wouldn't talk about the alleged crude comment he made to her, saying, "Nothing is going to come out of my mouth."

When Harrison asked if he had any regrets about Clare, Juan Pablo frowned, "Why should I have a regret? I had to make a decision that was best for me."

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"We're going to start today to be ourselves," he vowed.

At the end of the show, Atlanta assistant district attorney Andi Dorfman, who definitely didn't find love with Juan Pablo, was announced as the next Bachelorette.

"If you fall in love, don't be afraid to say that," Harrison advised her, in a sarcastic final slap at Juan Pablo!