After weeks of romance, drama (which mainly came from a Floridian) and old age jokes, the Golden Bachelor lead, Mel Owens, will finally give out his final rose this Wednesday.
And we finally might know who it is.
Owens, 66, heads into the finale episode this week with his final two ladies: Peg Munson and Cindy Angelcyk Cullers. Wondering who he chooses? Here’s what spoilers say.
When is the finale of ‘Golden Bachelor’ season 2? See time, channel
The finale of “Golden Bachelor” will air at 9 p.m. on ABC on Wednesday, Nov. 5, following the new episode of “Abbott Elementary” season five.
The finale of “The Golden Bachelor” will stream on Hulu the following Thursday.
Who are the remaining contestants on ‘The Golden Bachelor?’
After 23 women entered the Bachelor mansion looking for love with Mel, only two women remain in the running:
Cindy, 60, a retired biomedical engineer from Austin, Texas
Peg, 62, a retired firefighter and bomb tech from Las Vegas, Nevada
Who wins ‘The Golden Bachelor’ 2025?
Warning! Spoilers ahead for the “The Golden Bachelor” 2025 winner.
Despite not getting any inside info throughout most of the season, TV blogger Reality Steve finally has the scoop.
The “Golden Bachelor” 2025 winner is Peg Munson, according to Reality Steve, whose real name is Steve Carbone.
Are Mel and Peg still together?
Mel Owens and Peg Munson are reportedly engaged, according to Reality Steve. However, whether they are still together after the filming of the season finale is not clear.
More information will be revealed on the “After the Final Rose” segment, where the couple will appear live for the first time.
Who are all the women who have gone home on ‘The Golden Bachelor’? Season had two Florida women
The second season of “The Golden Bachelor” featured two contestants from South Florida: Alexandra, a 67-year-old luxury yacht sales representative from Miami and Nicolle, a 64-year-old yoga instructor from Miami Beach. Alexandra was sent home during the second rose ceremony on the premiere episode.
Nicolle was ultimately sent home during the rose ceremony on episode four, just missing the mark to take Mel home to meet her friends and family in Miami. This surprised her, as she thought she was a sure-fire option for hometown dates.
As of Nov. 3, 21 contestants have been eliminated from ‘Golden Bachelor’ season 2:
Alexandra, 67, a luxury yacht sales representative from Miami, Florida
Amy, 63, a full-time mom from Short Hills, New Jersey
Andra, 77, a retired federal worker from Los Angeles, California
Carla, 62, a former model from Los Angeles, California
Carol, 63, family manager for baseball all-star Freddie Freeman from Villa Park, California
Cheryl, 66, a retired IRS employee from Englewood, Colorado
Debbie, 65, a fitness professional from Denver, Colorado
Diane, 71, a librarian from Wasilla, Alaska
Gerri, 64, a home care agency CEO from Rockville, Maryland
Lily, 72, a retired elementary school teacher from Pacific Palisades, California
Lisa, 66, a state park employee from Marion, Ohio
Maia, 58, a college sports consultant from Malibu, California
Monica B., 62, a flight attendant from Huntsville, Alabama
Monica P., 60, a cosmetic dentist from Birmingham, Alabama
Mylene, 61, a casino VIP host from Las Vegas, Nevada
Nicolle, 64, a yoga instructor from Miami Beach, Florida
Robin, 63, a wealth advisor/vineyard owner from Napa Valley, California
Roxanne, 62, a longevity nurse from Austin, Texas
Susie, 62, a realtor from Del Mar, California
Terri, 71, a cosmetic dentist from Houston, Texas
Tracy, 62, an interior designer from Lafayette, Louisiana
Was the next ‘Golden Bachelorette’ announced on the ‘Women Tell All’ episode?
No, there wasn’t a “Golden Bachelorette” announcement during the “Women Tell All” special last week. However, some fans on social media shared their options for who should be the next season’s lead, with many highlighting Debbie and Cheryl as the top contenders for the role.
