'The Bachelor' 2016 Spoilers: Ben receives bad news

More drama awaits Ben in week 3 of "The Bachelor" season 20. Tonight's episode proves to be intense once again for the software salesman, who will be receiving "heartbreaking" news from home.

At the moment, it is unclear what Ben will learn from his family but it sure sounds like it will affect him intensely. Either way, it looks like the show will go on as the remaining 17 ladies continue to vie for Ben's heart in the new episode.

In tonight's "The Bachelor" season 20 episode, Ben will first spend a romantic afternoon with Lauren B. They will bond over a breath-taking ride on a bi-plane, which will take them to a special spot, in which a bathtub awaits them. The two will then share a romantic dinner before they will be treated to a special performance by Ben's favorite music group, Lucy Angel.

Another lucky contestant that will get to go on a one-on-one date with the dashing bachelor is Jubilee. The pair will relax and get to know more about each other in an exclusive spa for their date. It is believed that it is during this date that Ben will receive some tragic news.

Before that dreaded moment though, Ben will take 12 ladies to the LA coliseum for a friendly game of soccer. It won't be an ordinary play of course, since World Champions U.S. Women's National Soccer Team superstars Alex Morgan and Kelley O'Hara will join the fun by coaching the ladies. They will be the guest stars for this "The Bachelor" season 20 episode. The game should be a great way for the girls to impress their leading man.

Apart from the quarelling ladies and the stress of having to send girls packing, Ben will be dealing with some real-life drama in this "The Bachelor" season 20 episode. Whatever that "tragic news" is, viewers will know when they tune in tonight at 8 p.m. ET for week 3 of Ben's journey to true love.

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