'The Bachelor' season 20: Ben to ask Olivia to give rose back in week 6?

Olivia Caridi's fate was left hanging in the previous episode of "The Bachelor" season 20. Will Ben Higgins send her packing in episode 6?

In episode 5, Ben took the women to Mexico City where they were tasked to learn how to prepare a Mexican dish. The other women were not pleased with how the former news anchor from Austin, Texas behaved when Ben was not in sight.

Emily and the other women decided to let Ben know what happened between them and Olivia behind his back. So when host Chris Harrison was about to announce the beginning of the rose ceremony, Ben interrupted him to talk to Olivia in private. However, the episode ended without revealing why the 26-year-old Bachelor pulled her out of the rose ceremony.

For the next episode of the long-running dating reality show, Ben will finally announce his decision regarding the situation that involved Olivia. He will also take the remaining girls on an out-of-the-country date to Bahamas.

According to the synopsis for the upcoming episode, "One lucky lady, who receives a one-on-one date to go deep sea fishing, may be smiling on the outside, but she is fearful of sharing her real feelings with Ben. Will her hesitation cost her a rose? Finally, the dreaded two-on-one date card arrives and one overly confident woman is pitted against a sweet, naïve bachelorette. The two head off with Ben to a rain-swept tropical island. Who will stay and who will leave the island with the Bachelor?"

[Spoiler ahead]

But while "The Bachelor" season 20 is still underway, Reality Steve already revealed that Lauren Bushnell, JoJo Fletcher, and Caila Quinn will remain in the Top 3 of the competition. The persistent source of reality show spoilers also claimed that Ben will pick Lauren over JoJo in the final rose ceremony in Jamaica.

"The Bachelor" season 20 will air its next episode today on ABC.

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