Jesse Palmer shares a deleted scene from The Women Tell All special.

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Jesse Palmer shares a deleted scene from The Women Tell All special.

On Thursday, March 16, The Bachelor host Jesse Palmer took to Instagram to share a deleted scene from Tuesday, March 14’s Women Tell All special.

In the clip, the 44-year-old presenter praised 25-year-old contestant Brooklyn Willie for showing “tremendous courage” during her tackle with Zach Shallcross.

Jesse says Brooklyn showed “incredible courage.”

Brooklyn joined Jesse in the hot seat during the Women Tell All special to discuss her emotional date with Zach.

Brooklyn’s Hot Seat with Jesse was cut from the March 14 episode, but thankfully, Jesse shared a clip of the conversation on his Instagram.

In the clip, Jesse brought up Brooklyn’s “powerful” conversation with Zach, in which she revealed she was in an abusive relationship before the show.

“I think one of the strongest moments of the entire season was during your single date with Zach,” he said. “You have shown tremendous courage. You opened up and talked about a past relationship that was abusive.”

“They showed incredible courage,” he added. “I think it was to help people at home who might have been in a similar situation.”

Jesse then asked Brooklyn what she would say to viewers at home who may be in a similar situation.

“First and foremost, that they are strong and brave and deserve the love they deserve,” she said. “The hardest thing is saying goodbye.”

Fans thank Jesse for sharing the deleted scene

Jesse captioned the March 16 post, “Sorry, my chat with Brooklyn didn’t air during #WomenTellAll, but she had a powerful message to share with people back home.”

Fans took to the comments section to share their love for Brooklyn and thank Jesse for sharing the unseen moment.

“Thanks for posting this, Jesse.” wrote one Instagram user. “It really should have aired considering how important the message is. I know producers prefer drama but honestly it could have impacted/changed people’s lives.”

“This definitely should have aired! Thank you for sharing,” Another user commented.

“Sharing this can literally save women’s lives,” added a third user.

Brooklyn also commented on the post, thanking the host for sharing the powerful moment.

“Thanks for sharing, Jesse.” She wrote.

Brooklyn opens up about why she told Zach about her past relationship

Brooklyn spoke about her decision to tell Zach about their abusive relationship February 21 episode the Bachelor Nation podcast Bachelor Happy Hour.

The ABC star told host Michelle Young she had reservations about telling Zach because she feared he would think she wasn’t ready for a relationship.

“I was worried that he would say, ‘Oh, maybe she needs to work out some more stuff,'” she said.

She continued that Zach handled the situation “with such grace” and told Michelle that the conversation deepened their connection.

“After that, our connection just blew up,” she said.

The Texas native spoke in an interview about the importance of sharing her story entertainment tonight on March 6th.

“[I] I felt in that moment as I shared my story and was so open about it that it can only help one person, maybe that’s why God let me go through this,” she told the outlet.

“The Bachelor” airs Mondays at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on ABC.

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