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Here’s Who Went Home Each Week on ‘The Bachelor’ 2023 & Which Contestants Make It to the Finale

Warning: Spoilers ahead. If you have a favorite this season, you may want to know who went home on The Bachelor 2023 each week and which of Zach’s contestants made it to the finale.

The Bachelor season 27 lead is Zach Shallcross, a 26-year-old tech executive from Anaheim Hills, California, who now lives in Austin, Texas. Zach was a contestant on The Bachelorette season 19 with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia, where he was Rachel’s contestant and self-eliminated in the final three. Zach was announced as the season 27 Bachelor at the The Bachelorette season 19 “After the Final Rose” special in September 2022. “There’s no words, I’m just taking this in right now. I’m obviously really nervous right now but this is once in a lifetime,” Zach said at the time. “I want to find my best friend, fall in love with my best friend and really walk away with someone for the rest of my life.”

In an interview with People in January 2023, Zach called The Bachelor season 27 the “most emotional” season Bachelor Nation has ever seen. “It might not be the most dramatic season, but it’s the most emotional season that they’ve ever had,” he said. “But that’s not to say that this season will not have some drama. There’s no shortage of drama.” He continued, “Fans are going to see my full personality because I wear it on my sleeve. With last season, that necessarily wasn’t the case. I think I’m going to surprise some people with who I am.”

Zach also responded to criticism over ABC’s choice of him as the season 27 Bachelor in an interview with Us Weekly in January 2023. “I would tell the critics and the fans, if you wanna watch something or this show and actually see love and no bullshit and not a scene or not an act, then I think you’re really gonna love this [season],” he said. “If you are someone that wants the unnecessary dumb drama — alright, [but] I might not be your guy. Plain and simple.” He continued, “I know what I want out of this, and I know what it takes to have that healthy relationship.”

But back to who went home on The Bachelor 2023 each week. So when are each of Zach’s contestants eliminated on The Bachelor season 27 Read on for who went home on The Bachelor 2023 each week and which of Zach’s contestants made it to the finale.

SPOILER: Who went home on The Bachelor 2023 each week?

Warning: Spoiler. Who went home on The Bachelor 2023 each week? Read on for when each of Zach’s contestants was eliminated on The Bachelor season 27 and the order they were sent home, according to Reality Steve.

Rose Ceremony #1:

Madison Johnson (Eliminated before Rose Ceremony)

MADISON, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Fargo, North Dakota

Job: Business Owner

Cara Ammon

CARA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 27

Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Job: Corporate Recruiter

Holland Parsons

HOLLAND, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 24

Hometown: Boca Raton, Florida

Job: Insurance Marketer

Lekha Ravi

LEKHA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 29

Hometown: Miami, Florida

Job: Financial Advisor

Olivia Lewis

OLIVIA L., "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 24

Hometown: Churchville, New York

Job: Patient Care Technician

Olivia Miller

OLIVIA M., "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 25

Hometown: Delphos, Ohio

Job: Stylist

Becca Serrano

BECCA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 25

Hometown: Burbank, California

Job: Nursing Student

Sonia Sharma

SONIA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 29

Hometown: Jericho, New York

Hometown: Project Manager

Vanessa Dinh

VANESSA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 23

Hometown: Farmington Hills, Michigan

Job: Restaurant Marketer

Viktoria Eichner

VIKTORIA E., "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 27

Hometown: Vienna, Austria

Job: Nanny

Rose Ceremony #2

Cat Wong

CAT, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Chevy Chase, Maryland

Job: Professional Dancer

Kimberly Gutierrez

KIMBERLY, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 30

Hometown: Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Job: Hospitality Manager

Victoria Jameson

VICTORIA J., "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 30

Hometown: Keller, Texas

Job: Professional Makeup Artist

Rose Ceremony #3

Brianna Thorbourne (Self-eliminated before Rose Ceremony)

BRIANNA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 24

Hometown: Jersey City, New Jersey

Job: Entrepreneur

Bailey Brown

BAILEY, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 27

Hometown: Brentwood, Tennessee

Job: Executive Recruiter

Christina Mandrell

CHRISTINA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Hendersonville, Tennessee

Job: Content Creator

Rose Ceremony #4

Anastasia Keramidas (Self-eliminated before Rose Ceremony)

ANASTASIA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 30

Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland

Job: Content Marketing Manager

Genevie Mayo

GENEVIE, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland

Job: Neonatal Nurse

Davia Bunch

DAVIA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Job: 25

Hometown: Roebuck, South Carolina

Job: Marketing Manager

Rose Ceremony #5

Aly Jacobs

ALY, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Smyrna, Georgia

Job: Healthcare Strategist

Kylee Russell

KYLEE, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 25

Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina

Job: Postpartum Nurse

Mercedes Northup

MERCEDES, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 24

Hometown: Bloomfield, Iowa

Job: Nonprofit Owner

Rose Ceremony #6

Jess Girod

JESSICA, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 23

Hometown: Winter Springs, Florida

Job: E-Commerce Coordinator

Rose Ceremony #7

Brooklyn Willie (Eliminated on One-on-One Date)

BROOKLYN, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 25

Hometown: Mineola, Texas

Job: Rodeo Racer

Katherine Izzo

KATHERINE, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Tampa, Florida

Job: Registered Nurse

Greer Blitzer

GREER, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 24

Hometown: Bellaire, Texas

Job: Medical Sales Representative

Rose Ceremony #8

Charity Lawson – 4th Place

CHARITY, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 26

Hometown: Columbus, Georgia

Job: Child and Family Therapist

Rose Ceremony #9

Ariel Frenkel – 3rd Place

ARIEL, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 28

Hometown: New York City, New York

Job: Marketing Executive

Rose Ceremony #10 – Final Rose Ceremony

Kaity Biggar – 2nd Place

KAITY, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Age: 27

Hometown: Kingston, Ontario

Job: ER Travel Nurse

SPOILER: Who does Zach pick as The Bachelor 2023 winner? 

GABI, "The Bachelor" 2023

Image: ABC/Ricky Middlesworth.

Warning: Spoiler. Who does Zach pick as The Bachelor 2023 winner? The Bachelor season 27 winner is Gabi Elnicki, who is engaged to Zach, according to spoiler Instagram account @BachelorWhatever. Reality Steve confirmed in November 2022 that Zach’s final three were Gabi, a 25-year-old from Pittsford, Vermont; Ariel Frenkel, a 28-year-old from New York City, New York; and Kaity Biggar, a 27-year-old from Kingston, Ontario. @BachelorWhatever confirmed in November 2022 that Ariel was eliminated in the final three, and Zach chose Gabi as his winner and proposed to her at the The Bachelor season 27 finale in Krabi, Thailand. “I have received enough confirmation from sources and I finally feel confident to share Zach is engaged to Gabriella,” @BachelorWhatever wrote in an Instagram post at the time. (Reality Steve hasn’t confirmed The Bachelor 2023 winner yet.)

For Zach’s engagement, it’s almost certain the ring was designed by Neil Lane, a celebrity jeweler, who has created engagement rings for The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise since 2008. In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Weekly, former host Chris Harrison revealed that Bachelor Nation couples have to stay together for a certain amount of time, otherwise they have to return the free engagement ring to Neil Lane. “There’s some rule, after a certain number of years, you get to keep it anyway,” he said. “But after months… it goes back.”

Lane told StyleCaster in 2016 that he doesn’t know where the rings go, but that he designs them with the hope that the couple to stays together. “I make rings hoping that people stay together forever, but after they get the ring, I don’t have a say in it, and what happens after that, I don’t know,” he said. “Where the ring goes, I have to say, I don’t really know. I just say it goes to ring heaven.”

Gabi, whose full name is Gabriella Elnicki, is a 25-year-old from Pittsford, Vermont, who now lives in Houston, Texas. Her Instagram handle is @sprinkling_sunshine. “Like for Gach, comment for Zabi Tune in to #TheBachelor on January 23rd to watch me sprinkle love,” she captioned an Instagram post of her Bachelor headshot in January 2023, announcing she was on Zach’s season.

Gabi listed her job on The bachelor as a “Senior Account Executive.” According to her Linkedin, she’s worked as a Senior Account Executive at Calculated Hire since June 2022. She started at the company as a Business Recruiter in 2019 before she was promoted to an Account Executive in March 2020. she’s also worked as a Marketing and Staffing Development Intern at SkyBridge Tactical and a Sales Associate at Miss Behavin. She graduated from the University of Mississippi with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing in 2019. She was a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority with Greer Blitzer, a 24-year-old medical sales representative from Bellaire, Texas.

During Zach’s season, Gabi was caught reading the book, How to Win The Bachelor: The Secret to Finding Love and Fame on America’s Favorite Reality Show, according to Reality Steve.  The book, which was written by “Game of Roses” podcast hosts Chad Kultgen and Lizzy Pace, claims to “uncover the ins and outs” of The Bachelor franchise and how to win it with a good edit. “From how best to exit the limo on Night One, to strategies for making a run for the all-important First Impression Rose, to how to avoid being labeled a villain, this clear-eyed guide illustrates the rules and strategies any would-be contestant should know,” the publisher’s description reads. Gabi was seen reading the book while at the Bachelor Mansion.

Read Gabi’s Bachelor 2023 biography and fun facts ahead:

“Gabi is ready to find the one! She comes from a very loving family, and her parents’ marriage has been the blueprint for the kind of love she hopes to find. Gabi wants an honest, outdoorsy man who will always put her first. While it may take a little time for Gabi to come out of her shell, once she does, Zach will learn that she’s adventurous, loyal and driven. Gabi is so ready for marriage that she even has her dream wedding venue picked out in Italy on Lake Como. Hope Zach is ready for a destination wedding!

Fun Facts:
• Gabi’s favorite Kardashian is Kris.
• Gabi loves to tailgate.
• Gabi hopes to own her own Pilates studio one day.”

Who is The Bachelor 2023, Zach Shallcross?

Zach Shallcross, "The Bachelor"

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Who is the Bachelor 2023? The Bachelor season 27 is Zach Shallcross, a contestant on The Bachelorette season 19 with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia. Zach was Rachel’s contestant and self-eliminated in the final three. He was announced as the season 27 Bachelor at The Bachelorette season 19 “After the Final Rose” special in September 2022.

“As we know plans can always change last minute, and it won’t be “official” until next Tuesday on the ATFR, but I feel confident in reporting that the next Bachelor is going to be Zach Shallcross,” Reality Steve tweeted in September 2022 before Zach’s announcement. Reality Steve also wrote in a blog post before his confirmation about how Zach was the only contestant from The Bachelorette season 19 that he could see being the season 27 Bachelor after another frontrunner turned the role down. “It means we’re moving on to somebody else. I don’t know who from this season outside of maybe Zach,” Reality Steve wrote in a blog post in September 2022. Variety also reported in September 2022 that Zach was ABC’s top choice to become the next Bachelor, with two sources confirming the news. Zach will be announced as the season 27 Bachelor at The Bachelorette season 19 finale on September 20, 2022. Reality Steve also tweeted a video at the time of Zach filming his introduction for The Bachelor. “But from what I’ve been told, it’s going to be Zach. And here is footage I was sent today from this past Saturday of Zach filming his intro video in Austin,” he tweeted. Page Six also reported in September 2022 that Zach was a frontrunner to become the next Bachelor. “He’s been a frontrunner for a while,” the insider said at the time. “There’s no denying that the audience loves him.”

Zach is a 25-year-old tech executive from Anaheim Hills, California, but lives in Austin, Texas. His Instagram handle is @zachshall. According to his Bachelorette 2022 bio, Zach describes himself as an “old-fashioned romantic” who loves three things in his life: his mom, his dogs and football. Read Zach’s Bachelorette 2022 biography and fun facts ahead:

“Zach is an old-fashioned romantic. He loves his mama, his dogs and football but promises he has more love to go around! He’s charismatic, personable and has a huge heart that he is so ready to share forever with the right woman. Zach’s perfect woman is compassionate, kind and ready for romance because Zach is excited to lay it on thick. He loves to plan thoughtful surprises, and nothing makes him happier than seeing the look of excitement on his partner’s face when his meaningful gifts are appreciated. Zach is serious about finding a love that will lead to marriage, so whatever grand romantic gesture it takes for him to get there, he’s ready to go!

Fun Facts:
– Zach would love to be Spiderman for a day.
– Zach doesn’t like breakfast. Eggs don’t agree with him.
– Zach loves beach volleyball and is a master of the ‘Top Gun’ high-five.”

Zach listed his job on The Bachelorette as “Tech Executive.” According to his Linkedin, Zach worked as a Senior Cloud Technology Account Executive at Oracle, where he’d worked for three years, at the time he was on The Bachelorette. He was promoted to his current position in September 2021 and had also held roles like Cloud Technology Account Executive and Cloud Technology Consultant. He also worked as a Supervisor at the California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles, California, and a Sales Operation Assistant at Gavel Group in Lake Forest, California. He graduated from California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo in 2019 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing. Zach played Collegiate Division 1 football for Cal Poly for five years. “My role consists of strategically helping business in Houston enhance, extend, and leverage their current software, platform, and infrastructure while educating them on what Oracle’s portfolio has to offer,” Zach’s Linkedin bio read.

Before Zach was confirmed as the season 27 Bachelor, Reality Steve reported on his podcast in September 2022 that Nate Mitchell, a contestant on The Bachelorette season 19 with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia, was offered the role but declined. “In regards to the Bachelor, obviously we’re about three weeks away from any announcement being made, I’m assuming it’s going to be made on the After the Final Rose, if not, within a day or two of that on GMA like they usually do. But after poking around a little bit, asking around, what I can tell you is: I don’t know who the Bachelor’s going to be, but you can cross Nate off the list. I have heard it is not him,” Reality Steve said. “I usually can’t get any details to stuff like that. I have heard, I have no idea if it’s true or not, but I have heard he rejected it, he doesn’t want to do it.” A source also told E! News in August 2022 that Nate was the frontrunner to become the next Bachelor.

The reports also came after Nate was photographed holding hands with a woman at a grocery store in Chicago, Illinois, in August 2022, weeks after he cried over his breakup with Gabby on The Bachelorette season 19 “Men Tell All” special. “Spotted Nate and another girl in Chicago today,” an anonymous source sent to the Instagram account @bachelorettewindmill along with a photo. “They were both holding hands so could be dating?”

While Nate wasn’t the Bachelor 2023, Gabby told Entertainment Tonight in August 2022 that he was her number-one choice as the next lead. “Nate. 100 percent Nate, Nate, Nate!” she said. “He knows how to treat women. He’s so smart, he’s old, he has a great job, he spends his time reading—not reading social media, reading actual books. He has a daughter, so he knows what it’s like to have responsibility. He’s a real, true definition of a man.” Host Jesse Palmer also voted for Nate. “Nate is a standup guy. He’s an amazing person. He’s mature, he has an incredible emotional maturity, he’s vulnerable, he respects women, and he’s a great dad,” Jesse said. “I there’s there’s very few negative things I can say about Nate.” Jesse also had another choice for the next lead. “Are we still saying Pete Davidson? Is that still a choice?” Jesse said. “… I wanna ride that train. Wanna talk about a wild Bachelor season? That would probably be it. We might have to change some of our parameters.”

Gabby and Rachel also voiced their support for two Bachelors like how there were two Bachelorettes on season 19. “We loved each other for it, and loved having one another by one another’s side,” Gabby said of her relationship with Rachel. “I don’t know if men would feel the same, it depends on their relationship, but I think there’s a lot of good to come out of our season.” Rachel added, “I think ultimately if the Bachelors supported each other and loved each other to the extent that Gabby and I do, it could be incredible as well, but they would definitely have to be on the same level as us. Lots to live up to, of course!”

Who is The Bachelor 2023 host?

Jesse Palmer, "The Bachelor"

Image: ABC/John Fleenor.

Who is The Bachelor 2023 host? The Bachelor season 27 host is Jesse Palmer, who was the season 5 Bachelor in 2004 and was the youngest Bachelor in Bachelor Nation history at 24 years old. Jesse hosted his first Bachelor franchise show in 2022 with The Bachelor season 26 with Clayton Echard. During The Bachelor season 5 finale, Jesse gave his Final Rose to Jessica Bowlin, but didn’t propose to her. Jesse and Jessica continued to date, but ended their relationship a few weeks after the finale of their Bachelor season aired. In June 2020, Jesse and his girlfriend, Emely Fardo, married in an intimate wedding in New York City. Jesse told Us Weekly in November 2021 that he and Emely planned to marry in Provence, France, before the current health crisis cancelled their wedding date. “We had originally planned a wedding in Provence, France, for summer 2020, which was postponed until summer of 2021 due to the pandemic, but we didn’t want to wait any longer,” he said at the time. “So, we had a small, private and intimate ceremony with close friends who lived in New York City.”

Jesse graduated from the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, where he played football for the Florida Gators, in 2001 with a bachelor’s of arts degree in political science and a bachelor’s of science degree in marketing. After graduation, Jesse was drafted by the National Football League to play for the New York Giants. He played with the team for four seasons from 2001 to 2005 as a quarterback. After the New York Giants, Jesse was drafted by the Canadian Football League to play for the Montreal Alouettes. He played with the team until 2005 when he was signed by the San Francisco 49ers. He then resigned with the Montreal Alouettes in 2006 before he retired from football in 2007 to pursue a broadcasting career. Since his broadcasting career started, Jesse has worked with networks like Fox, NFL Network, ESPN, ABC and SEC Network. He’s also guest starred on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and made guest appearances on shows like Recipe to Riches and Good Morning America, and hosted the Food Network’s Spring Baking Championship and Holiday Baking Championship.

Jesse was announced as The Bachelor season 26 host in September 2021. “For more than 20 years, The Bachelor has brought the world dozens of unforgettable love stories, including at one time, my own,” he said at the time. “Falling in love is one of life’s greatest gifts, and I am humbled by the opportunity to return to the show as host this season to offer the newest Bachelor advice gained from firsthand experience and I am grateful to play a small part in his journey.” The announcement came after Chris Harrison, the former host of Bachelor Nation, confirmed in June 2021 that he had retired as the franchise’s host after 19 years. “I’ve had a truly incredible run as host of The Bachelor franchise and now I’m excited to start a new chapter,” he wrote in an Instagram post at the time. “I’m so grateful to Bachelor Nation for all of the memories we’ve made together. While my two-decade journey is wrapping up, the friendships I’ve made will last a lifetime.”

Deadline reported at the time that Chris received a mid-range, eight-figure settlement as part of exit plan with ABC, the network that airs the Bachelor franchise, and Warner Bros. Television, the company that produces the Bachelor shows. The magazine also reported that Harrison’s settlement included a nondisclosure agreement. Chris’ decision to retire as Bachelor Nation’s host came after he was slammed for his response to season 25 Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell’s racism scandal in February 2021. Rachael, the winner of Matt James’ season, faced backlash at the time when photos resurfaced of her at an Old South Antebellum-themed party at Georgia College in 2018. Before the pictures went viral, Rachael was already under controversy after her former high school classmate accused her on TikTok of bullying her and other students for dating Black men. Other TikTok users then exposed Rachael for liking social media photos of her friends in culturally insensitive costumes and with Confederate flags.

Chris came under controversy after he was interviewed about the scandal by season 13 Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay on Extra. During the interview, Chris asked fans to give Rachael “grace” and explained that he didn’t find the Antebellum party photos offensive because they just looked like pictures a college student takes at a party. Harrison also questioned whether the photos would be considered racially insensitive in 2018 when they were taken. After the interview, many fans slammed Harrison and accused him of excusing Rachael’s behavior.

ABC confirmed in March 2021 that Chris wouldn’t host season 17 of The Bachelorette and would be replaced by Tayshia and Kaitlyn. “Chris Harrison will not be hosting the next season of The Bachelorette,” ABC said in a statement at the time. “We support Chris in the work that he is committed to doing. In his absence, former Bachelorettes Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe will support the new Bachelorette through next season. As we continue the dialogue around achieving greater equity and inclusion within The Bachelor franchise, we are dedicated to improving the BIPOC representation of our crew, including among the executive producer ranks. These are important steps in effecting fundamental change so that our franchise is a celebration of love that is reflective of our world.” He officially retired as the Bachelor Nation’s host in June 2021.

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