DeAnna has picked her final two, but before we find out who the winner is, it’s time for the men to tell all. A bunch of guys we don’t know (and some we actually do know) are back.
We start off with the Jeremy hatefest. I’d almost forgotten this portion of the show. Eventually, this comes around to how he was just there to win. He says that, if he came off negatively, it wasn’t intentional but just him trying to deal with the situation the best he could. Ron denies being jealous.
Jeremy still doesn’t know what happened in the Bahamas when he finally got rejected. He says that this is the first time he’s opened himself up like this and is just left with a big empty void, and he still has feelings for her.
Graham’s exit was unexpected, or so we’re told. He feels he made a lot of effort and felt it was unfair of her to blame it all on him. He’s learned a lesson, though. Not real sure what that lesson is, but he’ll take it forward and use it in the future, he’s fairly certain.
DeAnna comes out to answer some questions. Jeremy goes first, and he wants to know when she knew he wasn’t the right guy. Her response is that, after her date with Jason and Jesse, she realized she was already in love with them.
Next up is Graham. She is no longer second guessing her decision, and everything happens for a reason. They’re arguing as usual.
Ryan proves to be quite bitter and doesn’t get why DeAnna got rid of him.
DeAnna’s parting thoughts are that she’s happy, in love, and unlike last time, she’s engaged.
In an unexpected twist, Fred gets asked out by a member of the studio audience and accepts.
Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of The Bachelorette 4 episode 10, where we will find out who The Bachelorette 4 winner is, which airs Monday at 8/7c on ABC.