Taylor Frankie Paul‘s troubled season of “The Bachelorette” has angered some of the suitors to the extent that they are now contemplating a lawsuit.

Sources indicate that five contestants who were vying for a rose from Taylor are considering legal action against ABC and Warner Bros. Discovery.

Harvey and Mark Geragos discuss the situation on the latest episode of “2 Angry Men.” The reality is that some of these men paused their lives, leaving jobs or passing up financial opportunities for a chance at pop culture visibility.

We have been informed that the five contestants also believe that Warner Bros. Discovery — which produced the show — created an unsafe working environment by allowing Frankie Taylor Paul — who has previously exhibited violent behavior — to interact with them in close settings.

TMZ reported that ABC canceled Taylor’s season on Thursday, just hours after TMZ released video of her violent altercation in 2023 with her baby daddy, Dakota Mortensen, and only days before the premiere episode was scheduled to air.

The cancellation has resulted in millions of dollars in losses for ABC and Warner Bros. Discovery … and almost immediately, there was blame-shifting regarding who should take responsibility. This also complicates the upcoming season of “The Bachelor.” Producers were planning to select one of the top four contenders from Taylor’s season to be the next ‘Bachelor’, with a final decision largely based on audience feedback. Now, producers must start from scratch.

What a disaster.