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The drama is brewing, and the tears are flowing on the beach of Costa Rica in Bachelor in Paradise Season 10! But, the current status of the bachelors remain in question. As we head into week 4, connections are solidifying, new arrivals are shaking things up, and eliminations are getting real.

With a staunch rating on Rotten Tomatoes of 68%, let’s take a comprehensive look at the current status of each contestant of where each one stands right now, who’s likely to get a rose, and who might be packing their bags.

Jess Edwards & Spencer Conley Jess Edwards and Spencer Conley in Bachelor in Paradise | Credits: Bachelor Nation YouTube Current Status: Both are coupled up and going strong in Bachelor in Paradise. Jess and Spencer are consistently giving each other roses and seem to be on the same page. They are also the couple to beat on the beach. Chances of Elimination: Low.

The season 10 cast of Bachelor in Paradise keeps delivering drama, unexpected twists, red flag romances, and more. Episode 4 aired on July 21, 2025, and it took all of the above up a notch. In this Bachelor in Paradise season 10 episode, the women were the ones who held the power during the rose ceremony, and the dynamics of the groups shifted drastically.

The existing and slow-brewing relationships were put to the test in this episode. Also, new contestants arrived and added more tension to the drama. As the Costa Rican beach got cold after the sun set, three men found that they didn’t have a rose in their hands, and so their time in Paradise was up. The latest episode saw 3 Golden contestants get eliminated. They were Charles “Ck” King, Jack Lencioni, and Ralph “Rj” Johnson.

Their departure marked another turning point in this rollercoaster reality TV show as it shifted the...

Warning! This Article Contains Major Spoilers About Bachelor In Paradise Season 10!The full Bachelor in Paradise season 10 cast has been revealed, and it includes some new names. The Bachelor in Paradise season 10 week 1 cast features Alexe Godin, Bailey Brown, Brian Autz, Dale Moss, Hakeem Moulton, Jeremy Simon, Jess Edwards, Jonathon Johnson, Justin Glaze, Kat Izzo, Kyle Howard, Lexi Young, Ricky Marinez, Sam McKinney, Spencer Conley, and Zoe McGrady.

In addition, Sean McLaughlin, Lea Cayanan, and Allyshia Gupta were recently revealed in a Bachelor in Paradise season 10 promo. The already announced Golden contestants include April Kirkwood, Charles "Ck" King, Gary Levingston, Jack Lencioni, Kathy Swarts, Keith Gordon, Kim Buike, Leslie Fhima, Natascha Hardee, and Ralph "Rj" Johnson.

The full Bachelor in Paradise season 10 cast has been revealed, and it includes some new names.

In an Instagram post, Reality Steve revealed the rest of the Bachelor in Paradise season 10 cast. The newly...

Bachelor in Paradiseseason 10 has revealed some previously unannounced cast members in its latest trailer, which also gives a sneak peek of all the romance and drama that occurred on the beaches of Costa Rica. The Bachelor in Paradise season 10 week 1 cast features Alexe Godin, Bailey Brown, Brian Autz, Dale Moss, Hakeem Moulton, Jeremy Simon, Jess Edwards, Jonathon Johnson, Justin Glaze, Kat Izzo, Kyle Howard, Lexi Young, Ricky Marinez, Sam McKinney, Spencer Conley, and Zoe McGrady. Cast members from the Golden series will also appear on the show.

Bachelor in Paradise season 10 has revealed some previously unannounced cast members in its latest trailer, which also gives a sneak peek of all the romance and drama that occurred on the beaches of Costa Rica.

In an Instagram post, Bachelor in Paradise shared a season 10 trailer that reveals Lea Cayanan, Sean McLaughlin, and Allyshia Gupta as contestants. Lea first appeared in The Bachelor...

The Bachelor Grant Ellis begins his journey on Monday night. He will begin handing out roses and hoping to find the love he’s been searching for. Grant is ready to find a wife and start a family. Ahead of his big season premiere, the network has been teasing a big twist when it comes to the coveted first impression rose. What did they say and what will really happen? Keep reading to find out more. Warning! Spoilers for night one ahead!

The Bachelor Grant Ellis Will Have A Big Twist For His First Impression Rose

The Bachelor Grant Ellis will have a big twist happen on night one at the mansion. ABC teased a big twist coming to the coveted first impression rose. This will be the second Bachelor season that has had an odd twist happen during the first night.

Lea Cayanan, was given a mysterious envelope when...

The Bachelor season 29 producers are desperately trying to redeem the show after so many failed seasons, so they've added a first impression rose twist for Grant Ellis and his contestants. Grant, a now-31-year-old day trader who's originally from Newark, New Jersey, but now lives in Houston, Texas, was revealed as the next Bachelor immediately after Jenn Tran said goodbye to him during her Bachelorette season. He was announced early so that women could apply to the show specifically to date him.

The Bachelor season 29 starring Grant follows Joey Graziadei's season, during which he got engaged to Kelsey Anderson, and Zach Shallcross' season, during which he proposed to Kaity Biggar. While these two seasons make it appear that The Bachelor is a successful show, the truth is that only one man, Sean Lowe, actually married the woman he chose in the end, Catherine Giudici. As the Bachelor producers scramble...

The Golden Bachelorette star Joan Vassos, a 61-year-old private school administrator from Rockville, Maryland, is 11 years younger than The Golden Bachelor lead Gerry Turner, a 72-year-old retired restaurateur from Hudson, Indiana, which might mean that the "Golden" series could already be headed down the path that ruined the original shows. Joan made her Bachelor Nation debut on Gerry's season, during which they formed a deep connection. However, Joan left The Golden Bachelor early to return home to her daughter who had postpartum depression.

Now Joan is ready to find love again on The Golden Bachelorette season 1, but, at 61 years old, she's more than a decade younger than Gerry was when he starred in his season. The age range of Gerry's contestants was 60-75 years old. However, Joan's contestants might be considerably younger, considering that she's 61. This could completely change the show, and recreate what ruined the original Bachelor franchise shows.

Sam McKinney earned his villain label of Season 21 of The Bachelorette with his toxic behavior and disagreements with the other men in the house. However, no one expected it when he admitted that he thought the lead would be Daisy Kent or Maria Georgas over Jenn Tran. Bachelor Nation fans were livid when Daisy was caught hanging out with Sam. Keep reading for more.

Bachelor Nation Villains Gather, Daisy Kent Joins Them

Sam McKinney faced the music during last week’s Men Tell All special. Jenn Tran had the opportunity to call him out for his behavior and lack of accountability. While he was remorseful then, fans are wondering now if it was all an act after his latest social media content.

Sam McKinney/Credit: YouTube

Another contestant from Season 21, Thomas Nguyen, took to his TikTok to share a video with some of the other villains from the franchise. Sam...

Jenn Tran‘s The Bachelorette suitor Sam McKinney’s dream has finally become reality. What dream, you might ask? Oh, yeah, being in the same room as The Bachelor Season 28 runner-up Daisy Kent. This meet-up came after Sam M. candidly told Jenn that he initially applied to be on the show, believing either Daisy or Maria Georgas would be the Bachelorette. The two even took it a step further by having a hangout session with Thomas Nguyen, as well as Joey Graziadei‘s contestants Sydney Gordon and Lea Cayanan. Thomas posted a TikTok of the entire group lip-synching to Sam M.’s catchphrase, “I keep the main thing the main thing.” The five Bachelor Nation contestants appeared to be mingling in a beach bar setting. @the_thomaswin The main thing? @Sam McKinney @Sydney Gordon @Lea Cayanan @Daisy Kent #bachelornation ♬ original sound – Thomas N When exactly this was taken is unclear,...

Kelsey Anderson updated her signature long hair, getting highlights and chopping off six inches. Kelsey is now friends with Joey's exes, showing she is secure in her relationship. Joey loved Kelsey's original look, telling her to never "tame the mane."

The Bachelor season 28 star Kelsey Anderson recently changed her signature mane of hair, and she's been showing off her glamorous new look. Kelsey made her television debut when the 25-year-old junior account executive stepped out of the limousine on night one of The Bachelor season 28. One of the first things anyone would ever notice about Kelsey is her wild mane of long wavy hair, and 28-year-old Joey immediately hit it off with the New Orleans, Louisiana resident. After a long season of dates, rose ceremonies, and dramatic interludes, Joey gave his final rose to Kelsey.

Joey and Kesley got engaged at the end of The Bachelor season 28 and are currently busy living happily ever after.

The Bachelorette season 21 producers didn't learn from Joey Graziadei's Bachelor season, which is hurting lead Jenn Tran. Producer manipulation is ruining the integrity of The Bachelorette season 21. The Bachelorette season 21 drama is overshadowing Jenn's love stories.

The Bachelorette season 21 starring Jenn Tran has begun, but there are six lessons that the producers didn't learn from Joey Graziadei's Bachelor season that are hurting her. Jenn, a 26-year-old physician assistant student originally from Hillsdale, New Jersey, but now living in Boston, Massachusetts, is making history as the first-ever Asian American Bachelor franchise lead. During premiere night, she met the 25 men who have the potential to be her husband, and she's now narrowed that group down to 15.

Jenn got her start on Joey's Bachelor season, during which she made it to his Top 6 women. However, he said goodbye to her right before his hometown dates. Although she was heartbroken, she's now ready...

Bachelor Season 28 winner Kelsey Anderson shared big news on social media and now fans are wondering if she’s starting a glamorous new career. Keep reading for more.

She Almost Quit The Bachelor

Bachelor Nation viewers first met Kelsey Anderson as a contestant on Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor. She wasn’t a standout like Maria Georgas or Daisy Kent, but she caught Joey’s eye.

Kelsey made it to the final three, then the final two. Daisy Kent quit the show at the final rose ceremony because she saw the connection between Joey and Kelsey.

Joey Graziadei and Kelsey Anderson/Credit: ABC YouTube

Joey and Kelsey are happily engaged and fulfilling their desire for a long engagement. But in a new interview, his fiance revealed that the union almost didn’t happen.

She almost quit the show long before it got to the engagement stage. In fact,...

Is Bachelor contestant Rachel Nance finally over Joey Graziadei? Fans think she soft launched a new relationship on social media.

Rachel Nance Soft Launches New Man

Rachel’s journey on The Bachelor was a rollercoaster ride. She won the hearts of viewers with her optimism and genuine personality, but faced challenges along the way, including racist slurs from fans. Despite the negativity, Rachel emerged stronger than ever, using her platform to speak out against hate and discrimination.

She was one of Joey Graziadei’s final three. While she didn’t find love with him, she found lasting friendships with Daisy Kent and Kelsey Anderson.

Kelsey Anderson, Daisy Kent and Rachel Nance/Credit: Rachel Nance Instagram

Rachel Nance has been keeping her love life under wraps since her elimination from the show. However, it appears she’s ready to introduce her new beau to the world.

She was one of several...

Bachelor Season 28 contestant Lea Cayanan recently opened up about her journey on the show and dealing with trolls. Keep reading for more about her experience on the popular dating show.

Whirlwind Bachelor Journey

Lea Cayanan’s participation on The Bachelor was a rollercoaster ride, filled with excitement, heartbreak, and an unexpected battle against online trolls. The Hawaiian account manager turned reality TV contestant had a unique journey that captured the hearts of viewers and sparked controversy in equal measure.

Lea’s journey on began with a spark. As one of the first contestants to meet Bachelor Joey Graziadei, Lea had the advantage of making an impression before the other women. She was introduced to Joey during the Charity Lawson’s After The Final Rose special.

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This early connection seemed to bode well for her chances, but the road ahead was far from smooth. Despite her vibrant personality and strong presence,...

When it comes to reality TV drama, few shows can match the intensity of The Bachelor. Season 28 was no exception, with contestant Maria Georgas and Sydney Gordon’s feud capturing headlines. Keep reading for all the details on their surprising reunion.

Bachelor Rivals From Frenemies To Just Friends?

The women’s clash began over concerns about Maria’s treatment of Madina Alam, the oldest contestant on the show. Sydney overheard Maria telling another contestant that Madina should “own” her age, which Sydney interpreted as dismissive.

The tension escalated on national television, with Maria accused of playing manipulative mind games and Sydney feeling unfairly targeted. Fans watched as the conflict between the two women dominated conversations, with many siding with Sydney and calling for Maria’s removal from the show.

Maria Georgas and Sydney Gordon/Credit: ABC YouTube

After weeks of buildup, the women’s long-simmering tension finally reached a boiling...

Production interference on The Bachelor is prevalent, creating drama that may not be organic for the contestants. Producers push narratives and tension between cast members, impacting the way viewers perceive the show. The editing and decisions made by production on The Bachelor can sway the audience's perception of relationships and outcomes.

The Bachelor season 28 has been a fascinating look at production interference, which has proven that the series often tries to trick its viewers by forcing drama between cast members. As one of the longest-running reality TV dating series, The Bachelor has always been known for its fairy-tale romances and intense drama but maintains that what happens between the contestants is organic. Despite having producers involved in the storylines, the romances seen on The Bachelor are supposed to be real. Unfortunately, viewers have noticed production interference in most seasons of the show, and it’s been far more prevalent in the most recent season.

The Bachelor season 28's Joey Graziadei found his true love in Kelsey Anderson, despite producer interference, leading to a beautiful finale proposal. Lea Cayanan's advantage was an example of producer manipulation. Villain Sydney Gordon might have been a producer plant.

The Bachelor season 28 leading man Joey Graziadei found his happily ever after when he got engaged to Kelsey Anderson during his finale, and he did this despite the interference of the producers, who seemed determined to create drama during the season. Joey, a 28-year-old tennis pro from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, got his start as the runner-up on Charity Lawson's Bachelorette season. Although Joey was heartbroken when Charity broke up with him to get engaged to Dotun Olubeko, he was happy to continue his journey to find his potential wife as the Bachelor.

The Bachelor season 28 began with Joey choosing from 32 women. By the season finale, he'd narrowed down that...

Maria, a fan favorite from The Bachelor season 28, was passed over for The Bachelorette season 21 lead, disappointing fans who rooted for her unique personality. The Bachelor producers once again ignored fan desires by casting Jenn Tran as the lead over Maria, causing potential backlash and comparisons. Despite not being chosen, Maria showed support for her good friend Jenn as the Bachelorette.

The Bachelor season 28 had an incredible cast of women from which to choose the Bachelorette season 21 lead, and some fans were shocked when Jenn Tran was selected over their number one choice, the beloved fan favorite Maria Georgas. Maria, a 29-year-old executive assistant from Kleinburg, Ontario, Canada, became the heroine of the season when she persevered over her bullies, Sydney Gordon, Lea Cayanan, and Jess Edwards. She even forgave and hugged Sydney and Lea at "The Women Tell All," despite their horrible treatment of her during the season.

Throughout...

The Bachelor fans watched with glee as Maria Georgas confronted Sydney Gordon at the Women Tell All after being labeled a bully all season.

Mario finally spoke her peace and chided Sydney for her behavior as the audience–who were Team Maria– cheered from the sidelines.

Interestingly, though, the Canadian beauty wanted to put the drama behind her, and she eventually made up with Sydney and a tearful Lea Cayanan.

However, is there still bad blood between Sydney and Maria?

After the episode, several of the cast members took to social media to get a few more things off their chest, Sydney being one of them.

The 28-year-old posted a photo that showed the sweet moment she and Lea made up with Maria.

However, there was also a lengthy message as she tried to clear up a few things–after seemingly getting more backlash from viewers.

How are things between Maria Georgas and Sydney Gordon?...

Madina Alam remains frustrated even after The Bachelor: Women Tell All special aired. In fact, she admits she felt like a prop for all the drama. A comment about her age early in Joey Graziadei’s season turned into a whole lot of drama. What else did Madina have to say about everything that happened? Keep reading to find out more.

Madina Alam Frustrated Her Name Was Used A Lot

US Weekly caught up with Madina Alam after the Women Tell All to get her thoughts on everything that had happened. She confirmed that she was frustrated and remains that way. She said, “I was so frustrated [while] watching and now I’m still frustrated. I think I just feel like I was literally used as a prop.”

All of the drama began when Madina mentioned she felt added pressure to find her mate because of her age. In an interview,...

Maria Georgas was at odds with multiple women during Season 28 of The Bachelor. Why did she make peace with Lea and Sydney but not Jess?

Maria Georgas Faces The Music

Maria Georgas found herself in the hot season on the Women Tell All special that aired this week. Host Jesse Palmer called her to the stage to address what went down between her and the other women on Season 28 of The Bachelor.

But first, the spotlight was on her time with Joey Graziadei. After watching footage of their time together, Maria said that it was clear they had a connection. However, her reluctance to express her feelings seemed to seal her elimination after hometown dates.

Maria Georgas/Credit: ABC YouTube

Speaking about that, she confessed to regretting not opening up sooner but said she believes “everything happens for a reason” and holds no ill will toward Joey.

How She Made...

Maria Georgas has resolved her feuds with Sydney and Lea, admitting she made up with them and now respects them. Despite apologizing to Maria, Jess continued to come at her during the Women Tell All, leaving their issues unresolved. Maria feels a weight lifted after airing out the drama at the Women Tell All and remains open to future Bachelor franchise opportunities.

Following the Women Tell All, The Bachelor contestant Maria Georgas opened up about her feuds with Sydney Gordon, Lea Cayanan and Jess Edwards. Joey Graziadei started out with 32 women competing for his heart. After several weeks, and a lot of highs and lows along the way, only two women remain: Daisy Kent and Kelsey Anderson. The Women Tell All recently aired, during which the contestants returned to air out all the drama that went down throughout the season, including the feuds involving Maria.

Maria Georgas' feuds with Sydney...

The Bachelor season 28 Women Tell All episode had ten memorable moments. The drama among the women was resolved as the contestants apologized to each other. Some of the women shared how the show affected their lives after filming wrapped.

The Bachelor season 28 "Women Tell All" episode was a roller coaster of fun, drama, and plenty of emotions, and there are ten moments that stand out as the most memorable. Hosted by Jesse Palmer, the show welcomed back 16 of Joey's contestants, including Lauren Hollinger, Allison Hollinger, Edwina Dorbor, Starr Skyler, Evalin Clark, Taylor Wiens, Katelyn DeBacker, Autumn Waggoner, Kelsey Toussant, Maria Georgas, Jenn Tran, Lexi Young, Madina Alam, Jess Edwards, Sydney Gordon, and Lea Cayanan. They had the chance to reunite with each other and Joey during the show.

Throughout The Bachelor season 28, the show focused on two things: Joey's romances (he has now chosen his final two women: Kelsey Anderson...

Is eliminated Bachelor star Maria Georgas doing damage control? Bachelor Nation fans think the starlet is spinning a false narrative to excuse her bad behavior. Keep reading for all the juicy details.

‘Mean Girl’ Label Thrown Around On Bachelor Season 28

It seems at least one contestant is placed in the villain role on every season of The Bachelor. But on Season 28, viewers heard more accusations of bullying and “mean girl” behavior than ever. Contestant Lea Cayanan went from being a fan favorite to being despised by fans seemingly overnight.

Maria Georgas was another contestant labeled a bully by the other women. She tangled with Madina Alam, Sydney Gordon, Jess Edwards, and Lea, just to name a few.

Jess Edwards and Maria Georgas/Credit: ABC YouTube

Her feud with Sydney ended during a two-on-one date with Maria, Sydney, and Joey that saw Sydney eliminated. Maria was finally sent home after the hometown dates,...

Tonight's episode of The Bachelor season 28 airs at 9 p.m. Edt, an hour later than usual. The time change is due to a special presentation by Oprah Winfrey titled An Oprah Special: Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution at 8 p.m. Edt. Tonight's Bachelor episode features "The Women Tell All."

The Bachelor season 28 usually airs at 8 p.m. Edt, but tonight it will be on at a different time. The Bachelor season 28 stars Joey Graziadei, a 28-year-old tennis pro from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, on a search to find his potential wife. Joey began the season with 32 women, but has now narrowed down that group to three--Kelsey Anderson, Daisy Kent, and Rachel Nance. Joey has had his overnight Fantasy Suite dates with all three of them, and must now choose his final two women. In the end, he'll decide if he wants to propose and possibly leave the season engaged.

Maria struggled with group date dynamics and tried to manipulate Joey into giving her a rose, losing his heart in the process. Maria received a hometown date but Joey's feelings changed due to her emotional behavior. Although she is a fan favorite, Maria may be better suited for 'Bachelor In Paradise' than 'The Bachelorette.'

The Bachelor season 28 star Maria Georgas was a front-runner and a fan favorite, but she lost her cool and blew it with Joey Graziadei at the end of hometown dates. Maria's striking good looks and quirky personality captured Joey's attention from the moment she stepped out of the limo on night one. They had undeniable chemistry and always seemed to have a great time together, enjoying their easy connection and fun banter.

Though Maria and Joey hit it off, she struggled with some of the other women of The Bachelor season 28, especially Sydney Gordon,...

Former Bachelorette Charity Lawson calls out fans for their bad behavior toward The Bachelor season 28 contestant Rachel Nance. Some fans are lashing out because they don't see the connection between Joey Graziadei and Rachel, one of his final three women. A fan accuses The Bachelor producers of giving Rachel "a bad edit."

The Bachelorette season 20 star Charity Lawson is coming to the defense of The Bachelor season 28 contestant Rachel Nance by criticizing fans of their show for their "mean girl energy." The Bachelor season 28 leading man Joey Graziadei was Charity's runner-up, so she has a connection to his season. Joey has now narrowed down his group of 32 women to three: Kelsey Anderson, Daisy Kent, and Rachel. He said goodbye to fan favorite Maria Georgas after her hometown date, which might have contributed to fans lashing out at Rachel.

In an X post, Charity called out The Bachelor season 28 fans for their bad behavior toward Rachel.

Jenn Tran should be the star of her own season of The Bachelorette. Jenn stayed drama-free and focused on her connection with Joey, showing she was on the show for the right reasons. Jenn should be the first-ever Asian American Bachelorette.

The Bachelor season 28 leading man Joey Graziadei said goodbye to Jenn Tran, but she deserves to continue her journey to find love on her own season of The Bachelorette. Joey, a 28-year-old tennis pro from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, got his start as the runner-up of Charity Lawson's Bachelorette season. After going through the heartbreak of that relationship ending, he happily began his own Bachelor season with his 32 contestants. Joey traveled all over the world with the women during his experience, including Malta, Spain, Canada, and Mexico, where he'll hopefully get engaged to the love of his life.

During The Bachelor season 28, Jenn, a 25-year-old physician assistant student from Miami,...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Bachelor season 28 episode 8!

Joey Graziadei eliminated Maria Georgas after her successful hometown date due to lingering doubts about their future. Maria regretted not expressing her feelings for Joey sooner. Despite their breakup, Maria has become a fan favorite and may be a strong candidate for the next Bachelorette.

The Bachelor season 28 star Joey Graziadei had four hometown dates this week, and, in the end, he said goodbye to Maria Georgas. Joey, a 28-year-old tennis pro from Collegeville, Pennsylvania, began his Bachelor journey with 32 women. He has now narrowed them down to three, as he eliminated Maria, but gave roses to Kelsey Anderson, Daisy Kent, and Rachel Nance.

The Bachelor season 28 leading man Joey had successful hometown dates with all of his final four women: Kelsey, Daisy, Rachel, and Maria. However, he decided to eliminate Maria, a 29-year-old executive assistant from Kleinburg, Ontario, Canada.

Maria Georgas's rough exterior may be misunderstood by her fellow contestants, but Joey Graziadei sees a connection worth exploring. Maria remains on The Bachelor due to her budding relationship with Joey. The feud between Maria and Sydney failed to derail Maria's chances, positioning her as a possible fan-favorite for The Bachelorette.

Joey Graziadei revealed that one of the women competing for his heart in The Bachelor season 28 is being misunderstood by her fellow contestants. Joey appeared in The Bachelorette season 20 but left as the runner-up when Charity Lawson picked Dotun Olubeko. He was then chosen by ABC to be the star of The Bachelor. Six women are left in The Bachelor season 28: Maria Georgas, Daisy Kent, Jenn Tran, Kelsey Anderson, Kelsey Toussant and Rachel Nance. This means the countdown is on for the "Women Tell All" special and the much-anticipated finale, which will likely feature a huge twist,...

Maria's background and bold personality make her better suited for Bachelor in Paradise. Maria's inclination towards drama and bubbly nature sets her apart from other Bachelor contestants. Maria's potential to become a standout cast member in Bachelor in Paradise due to her unique personality.

The Bachelor's Maria Georgas would be a better fit for Bachelor in Paradise than leading The Bachelorette season 21. The ABC reality TV series has been entertaining fans for the last 22 years. However, the previous few seasons have been the most dramatic, featuring a vibrant cast with unique personalities. The Bachelor season 28 is the latest show, featuring 28-year-old tennis professional Joey Graziadei and 32 women trying to win his heart. One of them is Maria, who's remained enjoyable from the beginning.

The biggest thing that made Maria stand out from the rest of the ladies was her background. 29-year-old executive assistant Maria has a history of working in Hollywood movies,...

The Bachelor headed to Montreal for Episode 6 of Joey Graziadei’s season.

It was a fun episode where he enjoyed a scavenger hunt group date with eight of the ladies as well as two fun one-on-ones.

He got a chance to do a lot of bonding with the remaining ten women before saying goodbye to even more of them as he moves closer to choosing his person.

This week, Bachelor Nation rejoiced as he got rid of two of The Bachelor viewers’ least favorite women.

Joey sent Jess home mid-episode, and right as the group date ended after, she awkwardly confessed that she was falling for him.

Then, he chose not to give Lea Cayanan a rose during the rose ceremony, hopefully ending the constant attacks on Maria.

But it was Lexi Young’s exit that affected Joey the most, and it was one he clearly didn’t see coming.

The Bachelor season 28 contestant Maria Georgas says that she's "not innocent" in the Sydney Gordon drama. Maria said that she thinks that she could've done things better. Maria promises that new information will eventually come to light.

The Bachelor season 28 contestant Maria Georgas is speaking out after her feud with Sydney Gordon, and she says that she was "not innocent" in the conflict. Maria and Sydney began butting heads when Sydney overheard Maria commenting about Madina Alam's concerns about being one of the oldest contestants on the show at 31. Although Maria was actually complimenting Madina, Sydney thought she was belittling Madina's feelings, and made it her mission to inform everyone that Maria was a "mean girl" and a bully. After Sydney's elimination, her good friends Lea Cayanan and Jess Edwards jumped on the bullying bandwagon and continued the drama.

In a TikTok video, The Bachelor season 28 contestant Maria shared that,...

Joey from The Bachelor is most compatible with Daisy and Kelsey based on astrology. Despite his indecisiveness, Joey forms strong connections with specific women on the show. The Bachelor Season 28 airs on Mondays at 8 p.m. Est on ABC, featuring Joey's journey to find his soulmate.

Joey Graziadei is currently searching for his soulmate on The Bachelor season 28, and according to astrology, he is most compatible with two contestants. Joey was previously featured on The Bachelorette season 20, where he pursued Charity Lawson. Although he made it to the final two, Charity ultimately chose to be with Dotun Olubeko. Joey was later announced as the lead of The Bachelor season 28 during The Bachelorette finale. On the premiere night of The Bachelor, Joey met 32 stunning women, giving the first impression rose to Lea Cayanan.

Over the past few weeks, Joey has gone on four group dates, which led him to say goodbye...

Lea Cayanan could have been a Bachelor Nation fan favorite.

She started strong on Season 28 of The Bachelor when she burned her special power, which was to take a one-on-one date from someone else.

Joey rewarded Lea with the first impression rose for what she did, but it seems she made an even bigger impression — and not in a good way — later in the season.

Despite starting out strong and being one of the liked Bachelor women, Lea took a turn when it came to fan support when she turned on Maria.

It was after Sydney was sent home during the two-on-one date with Maria in Malta.

When Maria returned, and Sydney was sent packing, Lea questioned Madina’s loyalty because she welcomed Maria back.

Then, Lea went too far with the hate when she complained about having to be with Maria on a group date, and we’re still scratching our heads,...

Joey Graziadei just might be the nicest Bachelor star in the history of the franchise.

All season long, Bachelor Nation has been falling in love with the 28-year-old tennis coach as he continues to impress with his ability to connect, empathize, and make each woman feel seen and heard when he’s with them.

He’s been criticized for being too nice, though, with Nick Viall claiming that Joey has been “playing it safe” and not sending anyone home outside of a rose ceremony.

Things have been so smooth, except for the Sydney versus Maria drama, and that only one woman has self-eliminated.

But this week, Joey is getting his hands dirty, sending one woman home before he starts handing out roses and another self-eliminating when she realizes that their timetables just don’t match up.

As the number of women left on The Bachelor dwindles, the eliminations will get...

The Bachelor season 28 producers don't seem to care about Maria Georgas. Maria faced bullying from her fellow contestants Sydney Gordon, Lea Cayanan, and Jess Edwards. The Bachelor season 28 producers allowed bullying to continue, pushing Maria to nearly self-eliminate, proving that they prioritize drama over the well-being of the contestants.

The Bachelor season 28 contestant Maria Georgas has been put through the wringer on the show, and it's clear that the producers don't really care about her, but would rather focus on the drama instead. Maria, a 29-year-old executive assistant from Kleinburg, Ontario, Canada, captivated Joey on premiere night. She and Joey kissed that night, and she continued to enthrall him as the weeks went by.

However, throughout The Bachelor season 28, Maria has been the target of bullying. The focus of her story has been her conflicts with Sydney Gordon, Lea Cayanan, and Jess Edwards, all of whom seem to have exaggerated...

Warning! This article contains spoilers from The Bachelor season 28 episode 6!

As The Bachelor season 28 progresses, Joey Graziadei is faced with tough decisions and emotional goodbyes. Joey said goodbye to four women in episode 6, narrowing his group down to six. Jess Edwards, Lexi Young, Katelyn DeBacker, and Lea Cayanan left The Bachelor, while Jenn Tran, Kelsey Toussant, Maria Georgas, Rachel Nance, Kelsey Anderson, and Daisy Kent are still competing for Joey's heart.

During The Bachelor season 28 episode 6, leading man Joey Graziadei narrowed down his group of women to six after saying goodbye to Jess Edwards, Lexi Young, Katelyn DeBacker, and Lea Cayanan. Joey gave roses to Kelsey Toussant and Maria Georgas on their one-on-one dates, and Jenn Tran received the group date rose. At the rose ceremony, he only gave out three roses, which went to Daisy Kent, Kelsey Anderson, and Rachel Nance.

As The Bachelor season 28 continues, Joey is headed...

Maria Georgas has received quite a bit of screentime on Season 28 of The Bachelor.

She was thrust into drama with Sydney Gordon starting in Episode 2, and the fun hasn’t stopped yet.

Even though Sydney went home in Episode 4, there’s still more feuding for Maria as she continues to focus on her connection with Joey Graziadei.

After Sydney’s exit, Lea Cayanan stepped in to fill the drama void, questioning Madina’s loyalty and immediately taking aim at Maria, whom she now apparently cannot stand.

Jess also got in on the action, calling Maria out of her name and then apologizing for it after the episode aired.

With so much of the focus on Maria this season, there have been calls to make her the next Bachelorette star — and she’s receiving some unwanted attention on social media too.

Maria Georgas issues a warning

Maria Georgas is so popular...

Madina Alam was sent home in Episode 5 when Joey chose not to give her or Autumn Waggoner a rose in the latest rose ceremony.

That sends home just one more person involved in the Maria Georgas bullying drama that has taken over The Bachelor since Episode 2.

In Episode 4, Joey sent Sydney Gordon home during a two-on-one date when he chose Maria in an epic moment where an opera singer sang Ave Maria as Sydney made her exit.

Madina mostly escaped The Bachelor viewers’ hate by keeping silent, something she has already addressed since her elimination from the show.

Unfortunately, we still have Lea Cayanan and Jess Edwards among Joey’s final 10 ladies, and they have taken over as the Season 28 villains and haven’t let Maria have any peace yet.

And even though Madina is gone now, she’s still explaining herself and what she said on the show, most...

We’re hitting the halfway point of Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor.

While most of the 32 women who started Season 28 with Joey have already gone home, we’re getting to the part where many fan favorites start missing out on roses.

There are only 10 women left now, meaning we’ve already said goodbye to 22 hopefuls, with only one self-eliminating this season.

So far, everyone seems to love Joey, from the women left on his season to the viewers who can’t seem to get enough each week as he quickly becomes one of the favorite Bachelor stars of all time.

Thanks to Reality Steve, whose spoilers have been very accurate this season, we know who goes home, who wins, and who will get Joey’s final rose in Season 28.

Read on to see where The Bachelor is headed and who will be with Joey during this international search for love.

Madina Alam dodged a lot of drama on Season 28 of The Bachelor, but she couldn’t avoid getting sent home.

She didn’t get a rose during Joey’s Episode 5 rose ceremony in Spain, effectively ending her run on the show.

While she’s gone home now, Madina is certainly not forgotten.

Even before her exit, Lea Cayanan took up her battle following Sydney’s Episode 4 exit, even taking aim at Madina for being nice to Maria after the fateful two-on-one date.

But Madina remained graceful throughout and refused to engage in the drama along with her co-stars, instead taking the high road from start to early finish.

After her exit, Madine even explained why she remained silent in The Bachelor mansion while Sydney was busy gunning for Maria on her behalf.

Madina Alam wants to coin ‘America’s favorite ex-girlfriend’

On Saturday, Madina shared a selfie that featured her...

Jess Edwards claims that she apologized for her bullying behavior towards Maria on The Bachelor season 28, but it was not shown on the episode. Jess admits that her emotions and anger got the best of her, and she regrets her actions. Jess reminds viewers that the Bachelor contestants are more than just characters on a screen, but humans with real emotions.

The Bachelor season 28's Jess Edwards bullied Maria Georgas during episode 5, but she now reveals that she apologized to her, but it wasn't aired on the show. Jess was upset with Maria because Maria already had a rose from a group date, but she still stole Joey Graziadei to speak to him during the rose ceremony cocktail party. The argument escalated into Jess telling Maria that she was "disrepectful" and calling her a "b****." Jess followed in the footsteps of Sydney Gordon and Lea Cayanan, who also targeted Maria for seemingly no real reason.

It was the gasp heard around the world when the women realized that Sydney Gordon was eliminated from the show amid the bullying controversy involving Maria Georgas.

After the feuding duo left the mansion for an awkward two-on-one date with Joey Graziadei, the remaining cast found out Sydney was gone when they wheeled her suitcase from the room.

Now, Lexi Young is opening up about the tense moment when Maria walked back into the mansion to a silent room filled with a few salty women.

Yes, we’re looking at you, Lea Cayanan, as she stepped into the villain role and set her sights on Maria the moment Sydney left.

However, Lexi has some regrets about not speaking up for Maria during the awkward moment.

The brunette beauty recently opened up about the drama on the show and explained why she since apologized to Maria.

Here’s why Lexi Young...

The Bachelor season 28's Maria Georgas hints that there is more to the story of her feud with Sydney Gordon and promises that things will come to light soon. Maria is advocating for peace, love, and positivity and discourages sending hate to anyone involved in the drama. Maria's reaction to being bullied by other contestants is admirable, as she strives to distance herself from the drama and remain positive.

The Bachelor season 28 contestant Maria Georgas is implying that some important information will eventually come to light in regard to her feud with eliminated contestant Sydney Gordon. Maria and Sydney's drama began when Sydney accused Maria of belittling Madina Alam's feelings about her age, when Maria was actually doing the exact opposite. Sydney then made it her mission to expose Maria as a bully, which was false, but Joey Graziadei eliminated her on their two-on-one date because he felt that Maria was more real,...

Sydney Gordon has disabled comments on all her social media pages amid “thousands” of hateful messages from The Bachelor fans.

The Season 28 villain recently spoke out amid the ongoing backlash and played some shocking audio messages she had received.

It’s been a rough couple of weeks for Sydney, who became the most disliked cast member this season after she tried (and failed) to get Maria Georgas booted from the mansion.

Sydney told Joey Graziadei she was being bullied by the brunette beauty and exaggerated their interaction to make Maria look bad.

However, the strategy backfired thanks to Joey’s strong connection with Maria.

Instead, he sent Sydney packing, and viewers rejoiced — thinking the drama would finally end.

Unfortunately, Sydney’s friend Lea Cayanan picked up where she left off and is now trying to get Maria eliminated, but that’s another story.

Despite her departure from the show, Sydney...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for The Bachelor season 28 episode 5!

In The Bachelor season 28 episode 5, Joey said goodbye to Edwina Dorbor and Allison Hollinger in Malta. Joey also sent home Autumn Waggoner and Madina Alam in Spain. In the next episode, Joey will continue his journey with the ten remaining women.

The Bachelor season 28 episode 5 had two rose ceremonies during which leading man Joey Graziadei said goodbye to two women at each one--Edwina Dorbor and Allison Hollinger in Malta, and Autumn Waggoner and Madina Alam in Spain. During the first rose ceremony, Lexi Young (one-on-one date), Kelsey Toussant (group date), and Maria Georgas (two-on-one date) already had roses. Joey then gave roses to Kelsey Anderson, Katelyn DeBacker, Daisy Kent, Rachel Nance, Jenn Tran, Jess Edwards, Lea Cayanan, Autumn, and Madina at the rose ceremony.

Later during The Bachelor season 28 episode 5, Joey and the women traveled to Andalusia, Spain. While there,...

Lea Cayanan went from The Bachelor sweetheart to villain in one episode, and now viewers are bashing her online.

The 23-year-old is being labeled a “mean girl” after her behavior in Episode 4.

Lea’s social media page is riddled with nasty comments from viewers who have completely changed their tune about her.

The brunette beauty was a front-runner for fan-favorite this season, but not anymore, thanks to her affiliation with Season 28 villain, Sydney Gordon.

Sydney was finally sent home by Joey Graziadei in an attempt to put an end to the drama once and for all.

However, once she left the mansion, Lea picked up where she left off.

Not only did she call out Madina for buddying up to Maria when Sydney left, but she also ran to Joey and added more fuel to the fire regarding the bullying claims.

Lea wasn’t done yet, after expressing disappointment that Maria wasn’t sent home,...

If you missed The Bachelor last night, don’t worry, we’ll get you all caught up.

The most important thing you should know is that Joey Graziadei finally sent home Sydney Gordon, so we’re free from that drama.

However, the minute she packed her bags and went home to her cats, her friend Lea Cayanan was waiting in the wings to take her place.

Now, the brunette beauty is being dubbed as the new Sydney due to her behavior in the latest episode.

The once sweet and soft-spoken Lea wasn’t too happy to see Maria return to the mansion with a coveted red rose in hand, signaling she was safe from elimination.

She was even more annoyed to find out that her Bff Sydney was gone, and that the other women didn’t seem to care one way or the other.

That’s when we saw a different side of Miss Lea.

On The Bachelor season 28 episode 4 two-on-one date, Joey sent Sydney home. Joey gave the date rose to Maria. The drama with Maria didn't end after Sydney left.

The Bachelor season 28 leading man Joey Graziadei had to make a decision between Maria Georgas and Sydney Gordon during the episode 4 two-on-one date, and he decided to send Sydney home and give the date rose to Maria. Sydney began targeting Maria after she misconstrued Maria's comments about Madina Alam's concerns about being 31 years old on the show. Sydney overheard Maria talking and accused her of being a mean girl and a bully, when Maria was actually praising Madina. Although Maria and Madina eventually smoothed things over, Sydney refused to let the situation go, calling Maria a mean girl and a bully.

On The Bachelor season 28 episode 4 two-on-one date in Malta, Joey allowed both Maria and Sydney to tell their sides of the story.