‘BiP’ star Victoria reveals what Johnny allegedly called her

Victoria Fuller gives people what they want.

The Bachelor in Paradise star took to her Instagram Stories late Tuesday night to reveal what her ex-fiancé Johnny DePhillipo allegedly called her before their breakup after it was censored in the Season 8 finale.

“When you get called the ‘fucking king of c-t’ in your relationship, it’s time to move on,” she wrote.

DePhillipo replied sharing a video on TikTok early Wednesday when he sang the heartbreak lyric from the Luke Combs song “She Got the Best of Me”.

Fuller, 29, caused gasps from the live “Paradise” audience on Tuesday when she claimed onstage that DePhillipo, 26, had called her a curse as their brief engagement began to fall apart.

However, ABC’s summer dating series aired expletives, leaving viewers at home wondering what DePhillipo allegedly said.

“SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT JOHNNY REALLY NAMED VICTORIA” one fan wrote on Twitter.

“Can anyone tell me what names Johnny gave Victoria? I want the uncensored version another pleaded.

AND wrote a third viewer that “whatever” the real estate agent told the medical rep, there was “no excuse” for it.

While DePhillipo did not explicitly deny that he cursed Fuller, he made it clear that he did not want to stoop to her level by airing their dirty laundry on national television.

“The last thing I want to do is drag you through the mud because we both know you said things you didn’t mean there. You don’t want me to do that, he said.

The former couple met on “Paradise” and got engaged during the finale. However, they announced that they had broken up shortly after the announcement, in part because Fuller had become close to former “Bachelorette” contestant Greg Grippo after filming had wrapped.

DePhillipo questioned the timeline of Fuller’s budding relationship with 29-year-old Grippo and even accused her of cheating, which she vehemently denied. The former “Bachelor” contestant, however, confirmed that she and Grippo are officially dating.

“Ultimately, no one has to understand or understand it, and that’s okay,” she told show host Jesse Palmer. “Anyone can hate us if they want to. I don’t give two s-ts.