Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor may actually be the "most dramatic ever." The Bachelor tag line is seemingly coming true with a jumble of spoilers and questions left unanswered from Weber's season.
While most Bachelor seasons usually have a clean, somewhat predictable ending, Weber's journey to find love may be the opposite. He's already claimed there will be no way to spoil the finale this season in a conversation with People, something that hasn't happened in years of Bachelor, Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise stories.
Despite a lack of spoilers, according to Weber, there are some things we know about the season from Reality Steve.
Weber's Final Four
Bachelor fans know things really start to get serious when hometown dates are involved. It appears Weber's final four is made up of some season-long frontrunners, including the first impression rose winner, Hannah Ann Sluss.
In addition to Sluss, the final four on Weber's season are Kelsey Weier, Victoria Fuller and Madison Prewett. Reality Steve announced the final four, along with photos, on his Twitter account on October 24. The four hometown cities he'll visit are Des Moines, Iowa, Birmingham, Alabama, Knoxville, Tennessee and Virginia Beach, Virginia, according to Women's Health.
Weber's Final Two
After narrowing down the final four, Weber is expected to be left with Sluss and Prewett. There's no clear answer on which, or any, woman won the season. As Weber stated, there may be no spoilers. According to Reality Steve, that means the season finale is likely playing out in real-time.
The spoiler site also claims there was some drama during Prewett's hometown visit. Weber apparently asked for her father's blessing but didn't get it.
The Proposal, or Lack of One
Spoilers expect Weber did not pop the question on the final episode of The Bachelor. That doesn't mean Weber is single, though. While he could have followed the path of former Bachelor Brad Womack and walked away without a relationship, spoilers think it's more likely Weber is exploring a relationship outside of the show.
Host Chris Harrison spoke a bit on the surprises of Weber's season in a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter.
"It's a wild, turbulent ending," he said. "You won't predict how this comes to a conclusion. It's not one of those endings where you go, 'Oh, this is the one. And this is this great, crazy long love story and she's always been the one since the beginning. And it's so simple and beautiful.' It's a wild ride. It is a turbulent, wild, emotional, gut-wrenching ride right up until the very end."
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