‘Bachelor In Paradise’ Spoilers: Who Gets Engaged On The Finale?
From the archive: published Sep 5, 2016, 10 years ago. Details may have changed since.
Bachelor In Paradise spoilers will be proven right or wrong on Tuesday night’s finale, and everyone wants to know who gets engaged before leaving Mexico. Although the contestants were only living in their beach-side mansion for 18 days (and some weren’t even there for that entire time), there were quite a few serious couples heading from a romantic overnight date to an incredible proposal.
According to Reality Steve, the remaining couples after Monday night’s episode are Josh and Amanda, Grant and Lace, Evan and Carly, and Nick and Jen. Ashley I. and Wells end up breaking up and don’t spend the night in the lap of luxury. Reality Steve seems to think that Ashley is still interested in Wells, but the duo did not leave Paradise as a twosome.
Perhaps the best spoiler of all is that Grant and Lace not only got engaged, but they ended up getting matching tattoos while still filming the show!
“Grant and Lace got matching ‘Grace’ tattoos on their arms…It’s a combination of ‘Grant’ and ‘Lace.’ How cute. I guess that’s much easier to explain away once this relationship ultimately fails, since you could go to the ‘Oh, it’s a religious thing. By the grace of God go I…’ Yeah, problem is any future boyfriend/girlfriend of these two will be able to Google it. So yes, Grant the guy who got a tattoo already of the flight number he met his ex-girlfriend Jen on (even though he didn’t bother to tell her he was engaged when they met), went and got another tattoo of a girl he knew for 3 weeks. 18 days to be exact. Totally makes sense and doesn’t make him the least bit crazy. Lace must feel reeeeeeeeally special. What morons,” says Reality Steve.
Moving on.
Reality Steve says that all three of these couples are still together. They are all expected to appear on the final episode of After Paradise, which may or may not be hosted by Chris Harrison (Michelle Collins, formerly from The View, and former Bachelor Sean Lowe co-hosted the season, which was a change from the first two seasons of Bachelor In Paradise ).
The three engaged couples will talk about what they are doing now, if they are living together (or planning to), and where they are in their wedding planning stages. It’s all fairly normal interview protocol on the final after show.
“Just keep in mind that this show is just as highly produced and manipulated as The Bachelor and [The] Bachelorette are. When contestants are brought in and who’s available for them to date is strategically done…Of course, producers knew those two were interested in each other, yet, they didn’t allow for it to happen on TV. Why? Because they probably weren’t deemed important enough. There are numerous occasions where this has happened in previous seasons. They don’t care about matchmaking on this show. If they did, way more people would be brought on with an actual chance to meet someone,” Reality Steve said before this season of Bachelor In Paradise aired.
Thoughts?
