'The Bachelor' 2016 Reality Steve week 5 spoilers: What to expect

Monday's episode of "The Bachelor" season 20 said goodbye to bartender Amber James from Illinois, the unemployed Rachel Tchen of Arkansas, and the other Ferguson twin, Haley, just like how Reality Steve predicted last year. Will Steve's spoilers be entirely true this season?

Steve also mentioned beforehand about the ladies going to Las Vegas for last week's episode. He even posted photos of some of the contestants while filming the show. If his reports are any indication, then people may already know who the winner is.

Then again, the blogger had been wrong several times in the past, which is why readers should always take his report with a grain of salt. In the meantime, here are some of the details that are expected from the next episode, Week 5.

The ladies will be heading to Mexico for their dates. The blogger wrote that Lauren Himle and Amanda Stanton will be having an individual date with Ben Higgins. Himle's date involved her and Ben joining a fashion show, while Stanton will be riding a hot air balloon with the software salesman. Both ladies will get a rose.

As for the group date, the rest of the remaining contestants will be taking some Spanish language classes. Steve detailed that the ladies will go around the town asking the locals for directions to the restaurant where they're meeting the bachelor. They have to do that by speaking in Spanish.

The girls will pair up to whip up the best dish for that night. Olivia Caridi got paired up with Higgins since there was an odd number of ladies. Lauren Bushnell and Jubilee Sharpe cooked up the best dish.

There's also an expected drama and it involves Caridi, who referred to Stanton as the teen mom.

As for the eliminations, Jen Saviano and Sharpe were sent home during the group date.

"The Bachelor" season 20 airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.

 

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