Caitilin Stoller Biography

The presenter of the WB show, which premieres June 1, tells the seven ladies in the first few minutes of the show that they are there for their beauty, not their intellect. Caitilin Stoller consented to appear on the show despite her reservations, understanding that it was a competition rather than a dating show. So she discovered that day that she was one of the airhead beauties, not one of the clever geeks — according to the advertising literature, the program pits wits against twits. Though she now says she enjoyed the experience, the show first seemed to confirm her darkest worries about reality television. Stoller, 24, is a Greeley native who graduated from Greeley West High School in 1998. She was up in a conservative household. Sure, she was aware that she was not like her intelligent sister, Brandi, who had graduated from Colorado State University with the intention to become a nurse. Rose and Jack of Greeley, her parents, always claimed to have their own idea of beauty and geekdom. She, on the other hand, never thought of herself as a twit. She works with retail clothing retailers to connect them with wholesale firms, essentially assisting them in selecting fashion lines that are appropriate for their image. Despite this, Stoller and the others were immediately put through a painful mental exam, which included geography and spelling questions, and then had to model the outfits her partner designed for her, despite the fact that her swimming suit was too small. That's when the show's creators realized they hadn't chosen a floozy. Throughout the performance, Stoller stood firm in her refusal to wear the shorts, exposing outfits, and bathing costumes that the wardrobe consultant tossed at her. Even if the lingerie model didn't mind and the NBA dancer looked more eager to show off her boobs than Janet Jackson, she wasn't into it. That wasn't her at all. She yearned for her boots, tattered jeans, a ball cap, and a white T-shirt at times. She yearned to be Greeley once again. She didn't want to be so prim and proper all of the time, so she decided to get a bit dirty. Despite the fact that they are dubbed reality programs, producers put a lot of effort into creating characters whom viewers can either empathize with or root against. Because they were, respectively, a famous villain and hero, it's easy to forget that Johnny Fairplay and Rufus from Survivor were actual individuals. Stoller's Greeley parents were first skeptical of the concept, but they are now looking forward to the premiere, especially now that they know Caity isn't on a Bachelor-style dating show. Even at the 11th hour, when the show knocked on her door at 11 p.m. to get her ready for the next day's filming, Caity wasn't sure she wanted to be on the show. She submitted her photo and performed an interview for the show, but she didn't send in a recording of a day in her life since she didn't have time (and she thought it was a stupid idea). Regardless, the show summoned her back. When she learned she'd be competing for $250,000 instead of a hunk's hand, her competitive instinct kicked in. However, she acknowledges that due to that tendency, she is now a bit concerned. Producers might portray her as a sassy diva. The show's purpose was to mock the beauty for their little brains and the geeks for their small amount of common sense. Stoller, on the other hand, discovered she doesn't need to be as knowledgeable in microbiology as her boyfriend, Chuck. She had to disassemble and reassemble an automobile in one episode, and she succeeded. She'd always played the pretty card in her life, but perhaps she won't have to anymore. She has a job, she lives in Pasadena, California, and she may pursue a career in entertainment if the opportunity presents itself.

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