The Bachelor’s Victoria Larson has emerged as the villain of season 25 within two episodes. But in her off-camera life, she’s certainly no queen.
“This is my kingdom and Matt’s my king,” says contestant Queen Victoria Larson of The Bachelor while talking about her winning agenda for season 25. Surely, Victoria stood out from episode one, where she made her grand entrance being carried on a throne instead of arriving in an ordinary limo. But what really got The Bachelor’s Victoria some royal attention was the drama she concocted on episode two that crowned her the season’s villain. But despite Victoria’s self-appointed name and title on The Bachelor, she’s not really a queen.
A lot that Victoria does on The Bachelor is “off-putting” for her co-contestants, who wish she would stop being an idiot. The tiara-wearing Victoria has been constantly stirring up trouble for the rest of Matt’s girls since episode one. From saying, “Excuse me princess, but the queen is here,” to Kit Keenan, to telling Matt fellow contestant Marylynn was “toxic,” Victoria got Bachelor Nation really riled up. Matt was left in a fix over Queen Victoria sleeping on a couch and her thinking she and Marylynn are like “oil and vinegar,” which unfortunately stole time from the other Bachelor contestants. A salty sea of women didn’t stop Matt from handing out the roses, though, and with the cliffhanger that followed, the evil Queen Victoria secured a spot for herself in the race to The Bachelor’s final rose. While Sarah Trott managed to divert attention away from Victoria for a split second with her spinning head, The Bachelor fans wondered where exactly the Queen gets her “fire hose” attitude from.
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Although even her ABC bio says Victoria Larson is a “Queen” who has outgrown her “once upon a time” jet-setting lifestyle, the Los Angeles-based diva is actually the owner of a beauty company. On her LinkedIn, Victoria notes she is an “entrepreneur in the LA area” who attended Florida State University from 2010-2013. The Bachelor star majored in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services at FSU, but left to travel through Europe. On her website, Victoria, aged 27, recalls how, when she was an undergrad, she developed “a passion for all things health and wellness,” and also struggled with “counting calories and excessive working out.” But The Bachelor’s Victoria then joined the Institute for Integrative Nutrition via NYU and got her Pilates certification, making her what she calls, “the perfect health coach.”
Queen Victoria surprisingly has a long list of jobs on her resume, having started as a model in March 2013 with Princess Promotions in California. Prior to becoming the bad girl of The Bachelor, Victoria did “sales for brands” including Pinnacle Vodka, Grey Goose, Jagermeister, Belvedere, and more. Since 2014, Matt’s mayhem-causing match worked as a private jet attendant for five years with experience on GIV, GV, G550, Falcon7x, Bombardier Global XRS, Global 5000, Challenger604, Falcon 2000, and Legacy planes. Later on, in 2019, Victoria also attempted to enter the Miss California USA pageant in order to lobby for stricter pharmaceutical laws, according to her Instagram.
Currently, Victoria is a real estate agent in the Greater Los Angeles Area and is also the owner of her self-titled brand, Victoria Larson Beauty. Started in January 2020, the company offers “self-care wellness products,” such as “dry brushes, candles, bath salts, and also a self-tanner.” Called the Jet Set Glow self-tanner, it is an offshoot of her other company by the same name, which does “mobile spray tanning” for clients on the go. Oh, and The Bachelor’s Victoria doesn’t forget to mention that it’s “natural, vegan, paraben and nut allergen-free.”
With all the glittering jobs Victoria lists on her LinkedIn, StarsOffline notes The Bachelor celeb’s net worth is around $150 thousand. For those asking when Victoria packs her crown and scepter and heads back home, rest assured – the spoilers for Matt’s season 25 of The Bachelor say she’s certainly not in his top four. But who knows? Owing to her villainous star quality, Victoria might just return to Bachelor in Paradise.
The Bachelor season 25 airs Mondays at 8 pm ET on ABC.
Source: ABC, Victoria Larson/Linkedin, Victoria Larson/Instagram, Victoria Larson Beauty, StarsOffline
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