Bachelor in Paradise might have to borrow Big Brother's slogan, "Expect the unexpected."
|
ADVERTISEMENT
|
Lace Morris and Grant Kemp are an item, Amanda Stanton and Josh Murray are smitten, Evan Bass and Carly Waddell are on the path to love, Nick Viall is opening up to Jennifer Saviano, and Caila Quinn is attempting to date Jared Haibon despite Ashley Iaconetti's determination to get in their way.
The cast experienced a huge shocker, however, when the strongest couple so far in Paradise -- Izzy Goodkind and Vinny Ventiera -- split out of nowhere after the handsome Brett Melnick arrived and caught Izzy's attention. No one saw it coming and Vinny left brokenhearted, while Izzy left with regrets.
Although Izzy and Vinny's break up shook the cast and made everyone second guess their relationships, Bachelor in Paradise's season happily concludes with three couples getting engaged.
Curious about what's in store for all of these couples? And what about Iaconetti and other single participants, like the twins Emily Ferguson and Haley Ferguson?
[Spoiler Warning: Please stop reading now if you want to be surprised by the ending of Bachelor in Paradise].
Unfortunately, Paradise also ends badly for the twins, Iaconetti, Haibon and Quinn, according to Reality Steve spoiler blogger Steve Carbone.
Emily has been shown hitting it off with Carl King while Haley is interested in Ryan Beckett, but the twins will allegedly leave Mexico without love connections.
Iaconetti blossoms a romance with Wells Adams -- who has yet to enter Paradise -- but her drama does enough damage to convince Quinn to leave. Haibon allegedly exits Paradise with Quinn in the hope of dating her in the real world, but Carbone says things didn't work out.
In the penultimate episode, Kemp gives Morris a rose, Viall offers Saviano a rose, Murray hands his rose to Stanton, Bass gives his rose to Waddell, and finally, Adams asks Iaconetti to stay with him in Mexico via rose.
Chris Harrison then allegedly tells the couples they must decide whether to call it quits or pursue a committed, serious relationship outside of the show (which Carbone says only filmed over the course of 18 days).
To help with the decision, each pair will be offered a sexy overnight date. At this point, Adams allegedly chooses to break it off with Iaconetti and they both leave the show before taking advantage of their overnight date.
RELATED LINK: 'THE BACHELOR' FRANCHISE COUPLES NOWSince filming wrapped, Iaconetti has expressed interest in Adams on social media, so the current state of their relationship is unclear.
The remaining four couples, however, enjoy that much needed time away from the cameras.
But Viall and Saviano split after their overnight date, according to Carbone, probably because they live on opposite sides of the country. Viall lives in Los Angeles, while Saviano currently resides in Florida.
The season allegedly concludes with three couples getting engaged: Morris and Kemp, Murray and Stanton, and Bass and Waddell.
The big surprise here is the outcome for Bass and Waddell since the cruise ship singer only determined she definitely has romantic feelings for Bass in the latest episode.
As social media suggests, Murray and Stanton are still together. The couple isn't doing a great job of keeping their relationship a secret, as they've been photographed shopping at Target together and attending a fair in Orange County with Stanton's two daughters and thousands of other people.
Kemp and Morris also appear to be doing great. A photo surfaced recently of the pair getting cozy poolside in Denver, CO.
The current status of Bass and Waddell's relationship is unknown because they've been much more discreet about their interactions on Twitter and Instagram post-filming.
ADVERTISEMENT
About The Author: Elizabeth Kwiatkowski
