Reality Steve Bachelor Spoilers 2021: Matt’s Winner Revealed
Published on February 22, 2021. Updated March 1, 2021
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Matt James’s journey to find love is nearing an end this season of The Bachelor! Last week fans saw Matt send seven women home including Pieper, Jessenia, Kit, Abigail, Heather, Chelsea, and Serena C.
This week, viewers will watch Matt’s final four women go on their hometown dates and Matt will become that much closer to finding love. Matt has now narrowed down his group of frontrunners to Rachael Kirkconnell, Serena Pitt, Bri Springs, and Michelle Young.
If you just can’t wait to find out how Matt’s season ends, you’re in luck! Bachelor nation spoiler king Reality Steve has shared everything he knows so far about the season, including Matt’s predicted final two and whether or not he’s engaged to the winner. For this and more, follow along as we breakdown the ending of Matt’s season and reveal the woman who receives his final rose.
Reality Steve Bachelor Spoilers: Final Two, and Winner
Reality Steve initially predicted that Rachael, Serena P., Bri, and Michelle were Matt’s final four, which has now proven to be correct. He continued to predict that Serena and Bri are eliminated, leaving Rachael and Michelle as Matt’s final two.
Reality Steve has revealed that between Michelle and Rachael, he believes it is Rachael who receives Matt’s final rose. He added that he’s been told that Matt actually lets Michelle go before the final rose ceremony rather than leading two women on to a potential engagement.
Reality Steve Bachelor Spoilers: Is Matt Engaged?
The ultimate spoiler is whether Matt James gets engaged at the end of his season, which according to Reality Steve, he does not. Matt ends up with Rachael and gives her his final rose, but the two do not get engaged. It is unknown whether they are still together.
What do you think of Matt’s picks? Check out our breakdown of all the spoilers Reality Steve has shared about Matt’s season to find out more.
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