WARNING! SPOILERS AHEAD FOR THE BACHELOR SEASON 29!
Grant Ellis may be one ofThe Bachelor’s best leads, buthis season has been too tumultuous for the star to find a genuine love connection.Grant was presented with 25 contestants, each with their interest in the lead.The Bachelorseason 29has been historically significant as it marks the first time a lead was announced before applications opened. Subsequently, every bachelorette applied with a special interest in Grant after seeing him star inThe Bacheloretteseason 21.
While most contestants shared a connection with the hopeless romantic, their antics have made his lead position emotionally draining. Explosive fights and interpersonal feuds have broken out, and Grant has been caught in the middle. The star has spent more time settling arguments than pursuing his future wife. Although Grant is projected to find a wife at the season’s finale,he doesn’t seem satisfied with his season’s events or results.Grant may end up alone after all.
Grant Looked Very Upset At The Women Tell All
Grant Seemed Emotionally Exhausted
During the “Tell All” episode, several women were invited to share their experiences on the show, and many had reasonable frustrations. After some conversation, the focus shifted towards one contestant: Carolina Sofia. Carolina centered herself on the season’s drama and quicklyestablished herself as the most controversial bachelorette.While reality TV is infamous for melodrama, the shared animosity towards Carolina raised red flags.
Carolina had monopolized Grant’s time and distracted him from the show’s ultimate goal: finding love.
She engrossed herself in drama, primarily concerning the other women.Carolina’s conversation with contestant Rose Sombkewas brought to Grant, and the lead was so agitated by the miscommunication with Roseshe eventually self-eliminated.Carolina would continue complaining, questioning the process, and manipulating the competition. Her actions often left Grant bouncing from woman to woman as he tried to understand all perspectives.
Grant seemed uninterested in talking with her in the “Tell All” episode. Carolina had addressed him in an accusatory manner and questioned her elimination. When he reminded her that her elimination was not personal, she victimized herself. Carolina felt that everyone“hated”her, which sparked another debate. Grant maintained he always took accountability for his actions and tried to“lead with love.”This was evident throughout the season. Grant dideverything in his power to validate the women.
Grant seemed burned out. He spent his time on the show assuring the women thathe wasn’t prioritizing one over the other.Carolina’s actions, in particular, made his experience less enjoyable. Grant is empathic and would never willingly leave a woman feeling inadequate. His expressions and general exhaustion were clear. Grant didn’t have the proper environment to pursue love.
Reality Steve Could Be Wrong About The Outcome
Grant May Not Have Chosen Anyone
The results ofThe Bachelorseason 29have been revealed, but they aren’t always accurate. Grant is left with three women: Litia Garr, Juliana Pasquarosa, and Zoe McGrady. While he shares a connection with all of these frontrunners, Litia and Juliana seem the most compatible with the lead. However,Grant isn’t sure of his decision.In the Fantasy Dates teaser trailer posted byBachelor Nation, Grant claims he is unsure of his decision and this process.
Grant doesn’t seem ready to commit to any of his finalists.
Reality Steve, a popular reality-related update account, shared thatJuliana won the season. According to the blogger, the pair were engaged in the season finale. While this decision and spoiler sound promising,Grant’s indecisive statusis not. Grant shared a strong connection with Litia; however,her Mormon roots and beliefs may have affected his judgment.If Grant had chosen Litia as his wife, he likely would have been expected to raise his children the same way.
Grant’s third runner-up, according to Steve, Zoe, seemed like a less likely match. She and Grant had chemistry but were not nearly as compatible as he and the others.Juliana may have been the safest option, especially if the couple didn’t follow through with the engagement.
Did Grant Maybe End His Engagement?
Will Grant And Juliana Last?
Grant and Juliana may or may not get married. It’s worth noting that, had Grant chosen Litia while anticipating a split, he would be confronting a difficult decision.Litia comes from a traditional family, and calling off the engagement would be highly discouraged.
Grant and Juliana seem to share a genuine connection, and fans can only hope this decision was made from love rather than outside pressures. Grant endured a tumultuous and challenging environment onThe Bachelor, but his chemistry with Juliana was always tangible. Only time will tell if Grant and Juliana have found a love to last.
