As fans of The Bachelorette know, host Chris Harrison promises that every season of the
show will be bigger, better, and more dramatic than any season before.
Of course, Hannah Brown's season was no exception to this rule.
If you're dying to learn what's come out about it, we've got you covered.
Beware major spoilers about the end of Hannah's season ahead.
Blogger Reality Steve, whose real name is Steve Carbone, has been spoiling The Bachelor
and Bachelorette for years.
On May 20th, 2019, Carbone posted episode-by-episode spoilers for Brown's season of The Bachelorette,
claiming that the Alabama native had accepted a proposal from Tyler Cameron during the final
rose ceremony in Greece.
Carbone even doubled down on his spoiler and addressed the skeptics, writing,
"What happened in Greece on May 10th cannot be changed."
Well, apparently, it can.
On June 18th, 2019, Carbone took to his blog with a major Bachelorette spoiler, writing,
"[Three] weeks ago, I started hearing that Hannah was with Jed and not Tyler.
I finally feel comfortable and can report: Hannah chose Jed at the end and they are engaged."
Hours after Carbone revealed that Brown and Wyatt were allegedly engaged, People published
an exclusive tell-all interview with Haley Stevens a Nashville musician who claimed she
and Wyatt were in a serious relationship throughout his time on the show.
She revealed to People magazine,
"He told me [early on] that he had applied.
He said, 'It's probably not going to happen, but it's a huge opportunity.
I'm only doing this for my music.'
He only did it for his career."
Stevens also alleged that Wyatt said he only wanted to make top five, and promised her
that he wouldn't actually fall for Brown.
She claimed,
"He told me [the show] was just an obstacle and we'd be stronger on the other side because
of it."
Stevens provided text messages to Us Weekly that reportedly prove she and Wyatt were in
contact until the day he had to hand over his phone to producers.
A text from Wyatt, dated March 12th, 2019, reads,
"I love you!
Don't forget that.
I'll call you in the plane!"
"Oh my god I can't believe you just said that, I'm so mad."
In March 2018, Bachelor Arie made major headlines for dumping fiancée Becca and returning to
his runner-up, Lauren, to ask for a second chance.
According to Carbone, Bachelorette fans have another televised breakup coming their way.
He wrote in a July 2019 blog post,
"Hannah and Jed are done completely.
She's broken off the relationship altogether.
And I can also report, their breakup was filmed in LA on camera and we will see that during
part two of the [After the Final Rose special] airing on July 30th."
On July 8th, 2019, Wyatt finally broke his silence about the allegations surrounding
his previous relationship.
However, his response was nothing more than a teaser for what's to come as well as a plea
for empathy.
He posted to Instagram, saying, in part,
"Please know I'm not able to answer right now, but as soon as I'm able to, I will.
Until then, I ask that you please understand how much the actions being taken towards myself,
my family, the men on the show, and above all, Hannah, are affecting all of our mental
and physical health."
Claiming that his family members had been the recipients of harassing phone calls, letters,
and public verbal attacks, Wyatt concluded his post by thanking those who have refused
to judge him until he's able to speak for himself.
"Tannah" fans were left brokenhearted when Carbone reported that Brown had allegedly
chosen Wyatt over Cameron during the Bachelorette finale but a bit of hope was restored when
the blogger revealed that Brown had reportedly ended her relationship with Wyatt altogether.
Considering past Bachelors eventually married their runners-up after breaking things off
with their initial picks, Brown's rumored breakup has Bachelor Nation wondering if a
Tannah reunion could be on the horizon.
Unfortunately, this is one question for which Carbone doesn't have the answer.
The blogger wrote in a June 2019 tweet,
"Who knows if Tyler would even want that.
Maybe he'd rather be the Bachelor?
I'm not gonna answer for him."
If a Variety interview with ABC executive Rob Mills is any indication, the alleged decision
to choose Wyatt over Cameron wasn't easy for Brown and it wasn't planned in advance.
Mills revealed,
"You could see her changing her mind at the last minute.
She really is that in love with these last few contestants, and she's torn over it."
"I'm obviously struggling"
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