'Bachelor In Paradise' Spoilers: Which Couples Are Still Together, Who Split After Taping 'Paradise' Season Finale?

Spoilers point to five couples making it to the season finale but not all of them decided to leave Paradise to start an off-camera relationship. Five seems to be the magic number — according to ABC, five couples had to make the same decision on the last season of Bachelor in Paradise, with two break-ups (Carly and Kirk, Tenley and Joshua), one engagement (Jade and Tanner), and two couples (Nick and Samantha, Justin and Cassandra) who planned to date after they left Mexico.

Only one couple made it long-term on Season 2. Jade and Tanner got married on the The Bachelor at 20 television special on ABC, but the other couples who decided to date ended their relationships shortly after returning home from filming the show.

This season, fans won't see an explosive on-screen breakup like the one that went down between Carly and Kirk, but spoilers indicate that two couples will break up and three couples will get engaged, something the show's creator, Mike Fleiss, has been tweeting about for weeks.

One couple — Wells and Ashley — are rumored to turn down Chris Harrison's offer for a key to the Fantasy Suite, but the remaining four couples will enjoy an overnight date with no cameras nearby.

If the spoilers turn out to be true, fans will see Nick and Jen go their separate ways after their overnight date. The three other couples take full advantage of snagging a free Neil Lane engagement ring — Grant, Josh, and Evan will all propose to the girls they supposedly fell in love in 18 days or less.

Are any of the final three couples still together?

Chances are, fans will see all three couples on ABC's live After Paradise talk show after the finale airs in early September. They haven't been keeping their relationships a secret off-camera, with photos surfacing on social media that have all but confirmed that Josh and Amanda, Evan and Carly, and Grant and Lace are still together.

Watch Bachelor in Paradise on Mondays from 8 – 10 p.m. ET and Tuesdays from 8 – 9 p.m. ET. The live After Paradise talk show airs on Tuesday nights from 9 - 10 p.m. ET starting August 9.

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