Dating

A series of spoiler videos from Peter Weber's season of the show have ruffled feathers in Bachelor Nation.

The pair made headlines as being the first same sex couple in Bachelor Nation history.

"We realized the relationship was moving really quickly. We almost skipped over those beginning of relationship steps, like really getting to know each other."

"It's kind of bizarre! Always ready to harp on anything negative about me!"

"Had an eventful evening with some new friends indeed!"

Peter Weber isn't handing out the roses until next year, but the drama has already begun.

"I feel a certain type of way about this because Peter is half Cuban."

Paradise doesn't last forever.

From engagements to breakups, and further drama, here are the biggest takeaways from Tuesday's finale.

Three couples are said to be engaged. Are Hannah and Dylan among them?

Fans expected to see the series end on Monday, but the show didn't air.

The finale isn't far away, but has been pushed back by another premiere.

"I don't get her, she seems to flip flop more than any other person I've ever seen."

Some viewers have already expressed disappointment.

The couple first met in 2017 but didn't go public until 2019.

Three couples parted ways on Tuesday night's episode.

Three couples are said to be engaged, but one has big problems.

"I don't know if maybe she's lacking physical touch from me, and so she's going to get it from somewhere else, but I don't think that that's fair."

Three engagements are expected at the end of the season.

Most women cast on the "Bachelor" franchises are normally similar sizes.

Being "Bachelor" may not be in his future.

Will Clay stay with Nicole, or reunite with his ex-girlfriend, Angela?

"He has expressed to me, multiple times, his reaching out to his fans, taking advantage of them sexually."

More than a handful of fans want to see Peth handing out his own roses.

Three of four and expected to be engaged.

It apparently comes down to the way Johnson handled himself after his season with Hannah Brown.

"My dad got a hold of attorneys and we'll see if this is Jordan's fault or ABC but there's going to be consequences."

"I'm retweeting in hopes that a few people who haven't considered the importance of this before now will."

Haggerty may stay a while on the show, even though she's not from "The Bachelor."

Paradise will see a handful of new arrivals and dismissals this week.