to be one of the most dramatic seasons in Bachelor franchise history, but how does it

end?

Here's everything we know about Peter Weber's Bachelor finale.

Caution: Spoilers and potential spoilers ahead.

Before he was the Bachelor, Peter Weber was just a pilot competing on Hannah Brown's season

of The Bachelorette and many fans believed Weber would be the one to fly away with the

former beauty queen's heart.

However, after their now-famous fantasy suite date in a windmill, Hannah B. sent Weber packing.

But, when Weber's Bachelor season started off with Weber still struggling with his feelings

for Brown, some viewers continued to hope the Bachelor and former Bachelorette would

end up together when all was said and done.

Unfortunately for fans of Weber and Brown's relationship, longtime Bachelor blogger Steve

Carbone put an end to those rumors early in Weber's season.

In a January 9, 2020 post on his Reality Steve blog, Carbone wrote,

"All I can tell you and officially confirm today is that ... [Hannah Brown] has nothing

to do with the rest of Peter's season, [she] doesn't show up at the finale, they're not

secretly dating, nothing.

Sorry, Peter and Hannah Brown fans.

No dice."

At the end of the day, Peter Weber's long, dramatic Bachelor journey is ultimately about

finding the one person with whom he can picture his happily ever after.

It's all about who he wants to spend his life with.

However, as evidenced by season previews, Weber's decision will certainly affect more

people than just the Bachelor himself.

In one particularly buzz-worthy season promo, Weber's mother, Barbara Weber, can be seen

giving the struggling Bachelor her two cents.

Sobbing, the Weber matriarch tells her son,

"Don't let her go.

Don't let her go.

That's what love stories are made out of."

Weber's mother continues pleading with the visibly confused Bachelor, telling him to,

quote, bring her home."

Considering Weber's mom met Madison Prewett during the first one-on-one date of Weber's

Bachelor season, some fans assumed she was the contestant the Bachelor's mom wanted him

to, quote, "bring home" with him.

Unfortunately for Kelsey Weier and Victoria Fuller, their respective relationships with

Weber apparently weren't strong enough to last until the pilot's Bachelor season finale.

Weber gave Weier the boot at the rose ceremony following his hometown dates with the women,

and Fuller was eliminated after sharing a fantasy suite date with Weber.

Dispelling rumors about Fuller ultimately becoming Weber's final pick, Steve Carbone

revealed on his Reality Steve blog,

"I know she was the last of the women to turn her [Instagram] back to public [after filming],

but trust me, that didn't mean anything.

She has nothing to do with the finale."

Spoilers and rumors are swirling everywhere, but can any of them be trusted?

In a January 2020 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Peter Weber said,

"I'm very confident that no one is going to be able to spoil [my season].

There's a reason I believe that, and obviously can't say it otherwise it gives it away.

I'm very confident that Reality Steve and all of these people, they're not going to

find out what happens there's no way they're going to find out."

While Reality Steve's Steve Carbone may not have been able to report with 100 percent

confidence the woman Weber chose, the blogger did reveal who he thinks is the Bachelor's

final pick.

Carbone wrote in a February 11, 2020 post on his blog:

"I have heard from numerous sources 'Madison is with Peter.

They are dating but not engaged.'

[...] I'm telling you that that's what people have told me, but I haven't had the solid

confirmation I need to 100% believe it."

Despite his near-perfect track record of spoiling The Bachelor and Bachelorette, Peter Weber's

season of The Bachelor proved to be a puzzling one for Reality Steve.

On November 26, 2019, Carbone tweeted,

"I know you all want to know who won The Bachelor.

I don't have the solid confirmation on that yet that I need.

I'm not just gonna run with something I'm not sold on.

[I've been] hearing A LOT of things.

When I do have confirmation, you will know.

Please be patient."

On February 22, 2020, Carbone still had not reached a definitive conclusion on exactly

how Weber's season finale would play out.

However, the blogger did take to Twitter to say he'd soon be revealing his thoughts regarding

Weber's highly-anticipated decision.

During the February 17, 2020 episode of Peter Weber's Bachelor season, viewers watched as

Madison Prewett approached Weber after the rose ceremony, presumably to tell the Bachelor

about her decision to save herself for marriage.

While Prewett seemingly wanted Weber to know her stance on pre-marital sex before the fantasy

suite dates, Steve Carbone revealed that Prewett's revelation reportedly didn't stop Weber from

being intimate with the other women behind closed doors.

Despite previously reporting that Hannah Ann Sluss and Victoria Fuller told Prewett they'd

both been intimate with Weber, Carbone revealed on February 22, 2020 that Weber was actually

the one to break the uncomfortable news to Prewett.

Writing that viewers would witness Prewett gently prod Weber about his overnight dates

with Sluss and Fuller on the February 24, 2020 episode of The Bachelor, Carbone tweeted,

"Peter then admits he doesn't want to give details, but he has been intimate with the

other women.

This is hard on Madison and she gets up from the table."

On February 11, 2020, Steve Carbone took to Twitter to post pictures of frontrunner contestant

Madison Prewett out and about with a camera crew at Town Creek Park in Auburn, Alabama

prompting speculation from his followers about Peter Weber's final decision.

One of Carbone's followers tweeted in response to the photos:

"I hope she's the final one, but if she's not, I hope this is for [The] Bachelorette."

In a February 12, 2020 blog post, Carbone revealed that he didn't know exactly why Prewett

was being followed by a camera crew.

However, according to the blogger, the Alabama native had not been chosen to be the next

Bachelorette and, even if she had been chosen, she wouldn't have been filming her Bachelorette

intro package as some fans had theorized.

Carbone revealed:

"The Bachelorette announcement isn't for another month.

They don't film Bachelorette intro packages a month in advance.

[The camera crew has] nothing to do with that.

Plus, I don't believe there's any way Madison will be [the] Bachelorette even if she isn't

with Peter."

Bachelor fans desperate for behind-the-scenes info and clues regarding Peter Weber's season

finale were seemingly served a silver platter of hot gossip from a source confirmed by Reddit

moderators to be a relative of a Bachelor producer on February 11, 2020.

According to the anonymous Reddit user, Bachelor producers worked overtime throughout Weber's

season to make sure his final decision wouldn't be spoiled before it was officially revealed.

The source wrote on the website:

"Producers are REALLY going the extra mile to make sure this season is unspoiled.

They are having contestants do a lot of random stuff on social media to throw people off

(using certain captions, liking certain pictures, posting at a specific time)."

The source also claimed that Weber's behavior and decisions during filming negatively impacted

his relationship with the woman he ultimately chose.

The Reddit user went on to say:

"Peter and [the final pick] are very rocky right now based on how they ended up together,

and based on his interactions with the other women that she is now seeing for the first

time as they air."

While the frontrunners in many previous installments of The Bachelor and Bachelorette were made

obvious early on in their respective seasons, early episodes of Peter Weber's Bachelor season

were largely overtaken by drama that unfolded between the contestants competing for the

pilot's heart.

However, while tears and petty fights may have blocked fans from getting a clear view

of an obvious favorite for Weber's heart, the Bachelor told Entertainment Tonight that

he settled on his frontrunner early during filming, and that he never once changed his

opinion after he'd made up his mind.

He said,

"I promise you my frontrunner did not stop changing until about week four [...] the show

does a really good job of entertaining.

But I promise you my frontrunner did not change, and I'll leave it at that."

In promos for Peter Weber's Bachelor season finale, host Chris Harrison is seen approaching

the Bachelor as he stands alone in the Australian outback, seemingly holding a sparkling diamond

engagement ring in his hands.

It promises a tense moment, especially when Harrison reveals that something new just came

to light something that nobody saw coming.

During a January 2020 interview with Glamour, Weber revealed the much-teased, highly-anticipated

final rose ceremony moment with Harrison was, in fact, just as dramatic as the promos made

it seem like it would be.

Weber explained:

"There's nothing about that moment being overproduced at all, and I keep telling people that last

week was the hardest week of my life, and it didn't stop until the very end."

Between the dramatic promos teasing a not-so-happy ending for Peter Weber's Bachelor season and

the never-ending mystery surrounding the identity of the woman with whom Weber ultimately found

love if he even found love at all many Bachelor fans speculated his season would actually

result in Weber being the same person he was when he started his Bachelor journey: a single,

lovelorn pilot.

But, according to Weber himself, he couldn't be happier with the way his time on The Bachelor

played out.

In a January 2020 interview with Glamour, Weber refused to confirm whether or not he

was engaged to his final pick.

However, the pilot did seem to drop hints that he'd found the love and happiness for

which he'd been searching.

He said:

"I can say I'm happy.

I couldn't have expected it to work the way it did, but I'm happy with where I'm at right

now."

Despite being famous for providing definitive Bachelor spoilers often before the seasons

even premiere, Steve Carbone was unable to effectively spoil Peter Weber's Bachelor season

finale in his usual fashion.

However, Carbone did provide detailed spoilers regarding each of Weber's rose ceremonies

aside from his final rose ceremony and the blogger was also quick to reveal the pilot's

final two women: Hannah Ann Sluss and Madison Prewett.

While many fans of the show took it upon themselves to generate their own theories about Weber's

season finale including a particularly outlandish theory involving a rumored romance between

Weber and Bachelor producer Julie LaPlaca Carbone remained firm in his stance that Weber's

season finale involved only Sluss and Prewett.

As hardcore Bachelor fans likely know, franchise host Chris Harrison has been dating Entertainment

Tonight reporter, Lauren Zima, since 2018.

Considering Zima hosts her very own Bachelor recap show, Roses and Rosé, it's safe to

say the reporter is a pretty big fan of the Bachelor franchise.

"I mean this girl is watching the Bachelor!"

So, it's only natural to think Zima would pry her Bachelor host beau for behind-the-scenes

show secrets, like any Bachelor Nation diehard would, right?

While live-tweeting the February 24, 2020 episode of The Bachelor, Zima seemed to accidentally

confirm that she's privy to insider Bachelor knowledge not available to your average Bachelor

fan.

After watching Peter Weber's romantic fantasy suite date with Hannah Ann Sluss and hearing

the sweet words Weber had to say about the contestant, Zima tweeted,

"HOW DOES HE NOT PICK HANNAH ANN THEN?!"

The Entertainment Tonight reporter was quick to delete the tweet, but not before a fast-acting

fan took a screenshot and posted the proof to Reddit.

Did Zima really accidentally slip up and reveal that she knows how it all ends?

We'll have to wait and see.

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