“I hope I don’t embarrass myself," she said. She'll be seeing the episodes for the first time with everyone else on Thursday night. So Packers fans back in Wisconsin want to know: Did she get a chance to represent the green and gold when the cameras were rolling? She's a proud Packers shareholder, and her dad has been a season-ticket holder her whole life. “The biggest characters, the funniest, cutest girls. They’re models, dancers and actresses and have nicknames like B-Lashes. The majority of the contestants come from New Jersey, New York and California. She and 25-year-old Victoria Fryer from Chicago are the lone representatives from the Midwest. I’m like, ‘Yeah, I’m going to go find the love of my life,’” she said. “It doesn’t seem real until you’re flying out there and you’re just like, ‘I’m really doing this.’ Nobody believes you when you’re talking about it. The "Double Shot" trailer shows pool parties, tears, carnival rides, a boxing ring and no shortage of drama.Īdams can’t talk about what happened but said the experience couldn’t have been better. The women, however, decide which guy they’re setting their sights on. The setup for the show has DJ Pauly D and Vinny choosing who stays and who goes. They just want me to be happy and do whatever makes me happy. “Nothing shocks my parents anymore,” Adams said. They were on board when she told them she was doing "Double Shot." Her parents, Audrey Olson-Adams and Bruce Adams, have since moved to Waupaca. She gets back at least four times a year. Growing up with that team and everybody loving the Packers, it was a really good upbringing.” The Packers are a big part of that city and what brings everybody together. “Every time I come home, anybody I take to Green Bay, just falls in love with that city, because everybody is just so connected and so heartwarming. That city, the nicest people live in Green Bay,” she said. “Everybody everywhere I’ve lived has always asked me where I get them done, and honestly, I’ve only gone to one guy my entire life.”Īdams grew up in Green Bay, De Pere and Wrightstown. Ryan Schlieve of The Attic Tattoo Studio in Appleton has done more than 70 hours of classic black and gray work on her since she was 18.
She moved to Nashville in September and has also done some modeling the last couple of years. She spent the last six years in Las Vegas, where she booked live entertainment and did marketing. Adams, 28, studied marketing at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
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