Where are Byron Velvick and Mary Delgado living these days?”
Former ‘The Bachelor’ couple Byron Velvick and Mary Delgado split AddThis Feed Button By Christopher Rocchio, 12/03/2009 Although they remained together for five years, it looks like Mary Delgado and Byron Velvick will never walk down the aisle. The Bachelor sixth-season couple — who met during filming and got engaged on the ABC reality dating show’s November 2004 finale — has split, Velvick told Us Weekly in a Wednesday report. While Velvick wanted to leave the condominium, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office alleged Delgado wanted to stay, and after the pair got into Velvick’s truck they “became involved in an argument which turned physical.” Delgado then struck Velvick’s mouth — causing the upper left side of his lip to split. Velvick went back inside the condominium to clean-up while Delgado waited in the truck, which is when the former The Bachelor star called police. Velvick didn’t want to press charges and also did not want his injuries photographed, but Pinellas County depu
US Magazine reports that longtime Bachelor couple Byron Velvick and Mary Delgado have split after enduring the longest relationship in the show’s history. The couple met on Bachelor season 6, and became engaged on the November 2004 season finale. Though no wedding date was immediately set, Byron and Mary stayed together for 5 years, through thick and thin. In 2007, they appeared at a taping of a Bachelor: After the Final Rose special, and maintained that they were still together and planned to wed the following November. That special aired on a Tuesday night, and Mary Delgado was arrested arrested the following morning for assaulting her fiance, hitting him in the face. Alcohol was reportedly a factor in the dispute, which resulted in a cut to Byron’s upper lip. Mary was released soon after, on a misdemeanor charge. The couple remained together until recently; Byron confirmed the split to US Magazine. Earlier this year, Bachelor host Chris Harrison told a studio audience that Byron and
