Here's Who Will Be Eliminated During This Week's 'Bachelorette,' Per Reality Steve (2024)

Jenn Tran is kicking off her search for love. The 26-year-old's season of The Bachelorette debuted in July—and clearly, she isn't messing around. During the first episode, Jenn booted seven out of her 25 contenders.

Now, the New Jersey native has 18 contestants to choose from as she continues her journey in Australia. But if you can't wait for this week's episode, spoilers blogger Reality Steve has already shared all the details about who gets the latest one-on-one and group date roses. (Plus, he knows all of the eliminations—more on that below.)

If you don’t remember, Jenn made it to the top six during Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor. The PA student formed a bond with Joey during a California surfing date. She also won points from Bachelor Nation after joking that she wanted to “get naked and cuddle in the woods” when the crew went to Jasper, Alberta. Their connection lasted...until it didn’t.

Jenn is now looking for a "ferocious" love of her own. “I am going to lead my own love story. I am going to be the main character to my story,” Jenn said during March's After The Final Rose special.

So, what happens on Jenn’s quest for The One? Here are all the Bachelorette season 21 spoilers, according to Reality Steve.

Who went home on 'The Bachelorette'?

Week 1:

During the season premiere, Sam McKinney got the first impression rose (and shared a steamy kiss with Jenn along the way). The following men were sent home:

• Brendan Barnum
• Brett Harris
• Dakota Nobles
• Kevin McDevitt
• Matt Arnold
• Caleb “Moze” Smith
• Ricky Martinez

Week 2:

During Week 2, the men jet off to Melbourne, Australia, per Steve. Aaron Erb, Brian Autz, Devin Strader, Grant Ellis, Jeremy Simon, Jonathon Johnson, Sam Nejad, and Marvin Goodly go on a comedy-themed group date, where Grant gets the rose. Then, Jenn and Marcus Shoberg go on the season's first one-on-one, where the two go skydiving (and he gets a rose). Finally, Austin Ott, Dylan Buckor, Hakeem Moulton, Jahaan Ansari, John Mitchell, Sam McKinney, Spencer Conley, Thomas Nguyen, and Tomas Azzano head off to a group date at the zoo, where Dylan gets the rose.

This week's eliminations are:

• Jahaan
• Brian
• Marvin

Week 3:

Contestants remain in Australia for the third week of competition, where Spencer gets a one-on-one to the Twelve Apostles, a popular tourist site. Devin, Dylan, Grant, John M., Jonathon, Marcus, Sam M., Sam N., Thomas N., and Tomas A. all go on a stripping-themed group date. Then, Austin, Aaron, Brian, and Jeremy head off to a race track for their group date, where Aaron (who's the twin brother of Bachelor Nation's Noah Erb) unexpectedly self-eliminates. He leaves early as part of his Air Force duties.

“He basically gets called to flight school...and he’s going to get some sort of hero edit, because he’s leaving the show to go fly for our country,” Steve said in a June 25 podcast episode.

During the Rose Ceremony, the following men are booted:

• Hakeem
• Tomas A.
• Aaron (self-elimination)

Weeks 4 and 5:

This is where things get a little confusing, according to Steve. Five men will be eliminated during these two episodes, but he isn't positive on which ones. These are the boots Steve knows for sure:

• Austin (self-eliminates in episode 5)
• John
• Sam N.
• Thomas N.

The final elimination is Dylan or Spencer, but Steve isn't sure.

Otherwise, Sam M., Devin, Jonathon, and Grant get one-on-ones during these episodes.

Week 6:

The group finally heads back to the United States ahead of Hometowns with a trip to Seattle, Washington. Marcus gets a second one-on-one, which is Wicked-themed and features ex-contestants Kelsey Anderson, Daisy Kent, Trista Sutter, and Charity Lawson. Jeremy gets the other one-on-one at Pike’s Place Market.

The rest of the guys head on a group date at a radio station. It's hosted by Bachelor Nation royalty Jason and Molly Mesnick. These men are eliminated at the Rose Ceremony:

• Dylan/Spencer
• Grant
• Sam M.

Week 7:

Four men get Hometowns: Marcus in Washington, Jeremy in Connecticut, Devin in Texas, and Jonathon in California. Jeremy is eliminated.

Week 8:

The group heads off to Hawaii for Fantasy Suites. Jonathon is eliminated during this episode.

Week 9:

Devin wins the season, while Marcus comes in second place.

Does Jenn's ex-boyfriend come on ‘The Bachelorette’?

Another big spoiler, according to Steve, is that Jenn’s ex who makes an appearance is none other than content creator Matt Rossi. But Steve doesn't think he sticks around for very long.

"He arrives the day of the episode four rose ceremony in Auckland, New Zealand, and Jenn clearly doesn’t let him join the show because there’s zero evidence of him anywhere from that moment on," Steve said in a July 9 blog post. "She obviously tells the guys, they’re already four episodes deep with her. I assume tell her they don’t want him there, tell him he’s already had his chance with her, and Jenn doesn’t let him continue on the show."

Who are in Jenn's Final Two?

Reality Steve says Jenn’s top two are Marcus Schoberg and Devin Strader.

Marcus is a data engineer and former member of the U.S. Army Special Operations, according to LinkedIn. Devin is owner of F1 Freight Consultants LLC, a Houston-based transportation service company, LinkedIn says.

“Marcus is the one guy this season that, for whatever reason, has gotten the most pictures out about him,” Steve wrote in a May 17 blog post, pointing to leaked photos of Marcus' Wicked-themed date, his hometown date in Tacoma, Washington, and a snap of him on the balcony of the Fairmont Orchid hotel in Hawaii.

Who does Jenn get engaged to on 'The Bachelorette'?

Major spoiler alert... Jenn reportedly gets engaged to Devin!

"She's engaged to Devin, based on all the information that was given to me," Steve says in a May 31 episode of his podcast. "Very confident in my sources."

Jenn seemingly got engaged while wearing a gorgeous white dress, per Steve:

But the proposal may not necessarily go down like everyone imagines. On June 8, Jenn was interviewed by former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe at Nashville's CMA Fest, and she teased that her chapter has an unprecedented ending.

"I’m being told that the ending of my season is also something that has never happened before,” Jenn, 26, said, per Us Weekly.

So...what is this shocking twist? Well, many online theorists believe it'll be Jenn who proposes to Devin, not the other way around. No word yet on whether or not this is true, but Steve thinks it could be the case.

"Definitely something that’s never happened before," he wrote in his July 9 post. "I guess it’s possible, but we’ll have to wait and find out."

Are Jenn and Devin still engaged?

Yes, according to Steve! "Based on all the information I’ve received this season since filming ended, this is what I’m reporting the ending to be," he wrote in a July 10 post.

Jenn herself has teased this ending: On June 26, she appeared on the Call Her Daddy podcast to tease all the details about her season of The Bachelorette. And it appears like she accidentally spoiled her own ending, sharing that she does get engaged at the end of it.

“People were like, 'She’s too boring,' or 'She’s too crazy, she wants to take shots,'” Jenn said. “It’s like, God forbid I want to take a shot! I didn’t know that once you get engaged—once you find love, you can't take a shot.”

Given that Joey and his now-fiancée Kelsey Anderson accidentally spoiled their ending, Steve said he anticipates that the cast will be under tighter rules of secrecy going forward.

“I don’t think they’re going to allow them to post from happy couple visits,” he said. “I’d be shocked if they did, but if they do, they’ll be caught.”

Can't wait to see how this season unfolds!