'The Bachelorette 2016' season finale spoiler: Jojo Fletcher finally chooses her man
The reality star makes the most awaited decision
In the final episode of American romantic reality series "The Bachelorette," which was aired on Monday on 9Life, Jojo Fletcher finally decided who would receive the final rose. In the finale, the 25-year-old real estate representative had to choose between former football player Jordan Rodgers and competitive swimmer Robby Hayes.
In the beginning of the episode, Jordan and Robby had to speak with Jojo's family. Joseph and Soraya Fletcher flew to Thailand to meet up with the two. The couple are joined by Jojo’s half-brothers Matt and Ben, as well as her sister Rachel. Jojo's family came to help her with her final choice. Robby and Jordan both talked to them where the 27-year-old swimmer asked for Jojo's hand. Jordan, on the other hand, said nothing.
Before the finale, it was rumoured that Jojo was engaged to one of her suitors. However, it was not revealed whether it was Robby or Jordan. Sources from Us Weekly confirmed the news.
In the final rose ceremony, Jojo chose Jordan over Robby. Prior to the events, Jojo and Robby spent the day at the beach where the latter went on one knee and proposed. After the outcome of the ceremony, the two could hardly look at each other.
Jojo's parents told her that they preferred Robby over Jordan. According to a source, they thought Jordan was "a bit too smooth" and seemed like a "player." Robby, on the other hand, was polite and seemed to be a better match.
“Everyone thought he was husband material,” the insider stated. “Later they told JoJo that they liked the other man too, but they thought the second would be more loyal and a better fit.”
Fans said that it was clear that Jojo was going to pick the former quarterback since the first time "The Bachelorette 2016" began. Television show blogger Reality Steve was correct in his predictions. An "After the Rose" special was aired right after the finale.
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