'The Bachelor 2015' spoilers: Ladies head to Chris Soules' hometown; Carly Wadell leaving the show?

It's time for hometown dates. There are still six women standing, vying for Chris Soules' heart in "The Bachelor 2015." Iowa will be the next spot for three one-on-one dates, a group date and a "spontaneous" Chris-free road trip. 

Word on the street is that Jade Roper gets to go on a one-on-one date with the spruce farmer, and her competitors are left to envy her as she and the hunky bachelor head to his hometown, Arlington, to watch a football game at a local high school and even spend time with his family. Although the date is a delight, it is set to take a shocking turn when Chris gets to know more about Roper's past (which includes Playboy). 

Whitney Bischoff also gets a date with Chris and a really fun one at that. The Prince Farming takes her to Des Moines to see a photography exhibit. Reality Steve dished out that there is a mural of them splashed into a wall, making it a perfect backdrop for their getaway. Then the two head to a bar and watch an Easton Corbin concert. Whitney also gets to meet Chris' best friends during their Des Moines day out and it is rumored that his pals put her through the mill about her true intentions.

Becca Tilley is also expected to get a one-on-one date with Chris, though information about their away day is out of reach. 

The gals also head out to go around Chris' hometown but as they explore the place, Britt Nilsson realizes that Iowa is not the place she sees herself living in. Her realization reaches Chris as they go on a group date in an ice skating rink with Carly Waddell and Kaitlyn Bristowe. Her decision to end her journey there comes as a let-down for her fans, who believed that she was the one to come out with the final rose (not to mention the tender moments the two shared in episode 6). 

Despite Britt's exit, reports say that Carly Wadell will walk out the show without a rose in her hand.

Watch how everything unfolds in episode 7 of "The Bachelor 2015" titled "Chris Tells All" on Feb. 15. 

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