Getting candid.

Bachelor Nation fell in love with Daisy Kent as she looked for love with Joey Graziadei on Season 28 of “The Bachelor.”

Amid her journey to find love, Daisy was going viral on social media for her “Bachelor”-related content, her book, and a questionable music video from 2021.

Daisy stopped by the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast this week and co-hosts Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt asked about the infamous music video.

She said, “It’s actually one of my best friends since we were in fourth or fifth grade. He has always been one of my best friends. He makes a lot of music and does a lot of beats and stuff. I always did choir and played piano and guitar. We would always do random music stuff together. Then when he made that song, he was like, ‘Do you want to be on it?’ And I said, ‘Sure,’ so I was on it. It has been going around on the Internet.”

Serena asked Daisy if she anticipated the reaction that the video has gotten and she said she had a feeling it would resurface.

She said, “I thought people would probably find everything that was online but didn’t think people would have that big of a reaction to it. Me and all of my hometown friends were just laughing about it because honestly, most people weren’t mean about it, they were just like, ‘What the heck? This is so out of pocket.’”

Joe asked Daisy if she talked to her friend about questionable NSFW lyrics in the video that many fans have called “degrading.”

She said, “Yeah, I questioned it a little bit at the time. I remember my mom was like, ‘This is interesting’… So I remember calling my mom laughing and told her the music video I was on of Brandon’s is going viral and people are saying so much stuff about it. My mom is the most supportive person ever and she goes, ‘Hmmm, I get it.’”

Joe and Serena asked Daisy if she has any regrets about doing the video and she shared why she doesn’t.

She said, “I don’t regret doing it because we had so much fun that day and it was a time in my life where I was so, so sad. Whenever I had a day when I was having fun with one of my best friends, I didn’t regret it. Me and him laugh about it so much now.”

Daisy went on, saying, “A huge reason why I did that was because that period of my life was when I found out I was probably going deaf and so I wanted to do as much music stuff as I could because it’s always been such a big part of my life. I had hundreds of covers on this drive that I have.”

Hear more from Daisy on her episode of “Bachelor Happy Hour” below.