'The Bachelorette: Men Tell All': Logan Reveals If He Regrets Accepting Rachel's Rose (Exclusive)

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. On the «Men Tell All» special, the man who switched from Team Rachel Recchia to Team Gabby Windey shared his perspective on everything as he sat down in the hot seat in front of host Jesse Palmer.«I saw two wonderful people, and although I felt more moved by one connection, I thought, 'Maybe there’s potential in the other one that I haven’t seen before,'» Logan said of initially agreeing to vie for Rachel's heart, before admitting that he should've done things differently from the beginning.«Looking back, after Rachel gave me the rose, I would’ve liked to pull them both aside and said, 'I am very open to exploring things with Rachel, but I have to be honest, the connection that moved me was with Gabby,'» he said.Though he gave it a shot with Rachel, he soon discovered that it wasn't going to work out.

At that point, Logan said he «was constantly battling two things: it was me not wanting to make these women’s journey, which was already so difficult, more difficult, versus me telling my truth and following my heart.»Things really started to take a turn when Logan accepted a rose from Rachel with the sole goal of talking to Gabby. «I saw this moving connection with Gabby, so I accepted a rose,» he admitted. «If that’s seen as a b**ch move, then so be it, but I thought it was worth exploring if it means spending the rest of my life with someone.»When ET spoke with Logan after the episode, he revealed that his decision to accept Rachel's rose that night instead of having the tough conversation with her was largely due to things that had gone on earlier that evening.«That was the night that Hayden had said those things and it was a very emotional night, very tough night for Rachel,» Logan told ET of the controversial.