'The Bachelor' season 20 spoilers: Ben calls Olivia's attention; Who goes home in Week 6 and 7?

"The Bachelor" season 20's Ben Higgins continues his search for love and this week, he and the ladies are headed to the Bahamas.

It was previously reported that during their stay on the beautiful island, Higgins goes out on a fishing trip with Caila Quinn for their individual date. The software salesman later on also has a two-on-one date with Emily Ferguson and Olivia Caridi.

Spoilers from Reality Steve indicates that it would be the last for anchorwoman Caridi, who has been receiving a lot of backlash in the show. Several of the girls referred to her as fake. Tension involving her and the other contestants got even more intense in the previous episode when she referred to Amanda Stanton as a "teen mom."

It was a cliffhanger from Monday's episode, as Higgins pulled Caridi aside before the rose ceremony, making way for speculations that the bachelor may take back the rose he had given Caridi from the group date.

It remains to be seen what really transpires after Higgins called for Caridi before the rose ceremony, but the girls are thinking that Caridi would be packing her bags. On the other hand, Reality Steve did mention that Caridi's last stop will be the Bahamas.

Caridi, along with Lauren Himle and Leah Block are said to say goodbye during that episode.

After the ladies and the man of their dreams completed their Bahamas stay, they headed to Warsaw, Indiana, according to Steve's spoilers. Higgins reportedly went on an individual date with Lauren Bushnell where they spent some quality time in his hometown.

He took her to his previous workplace at the Baker Youth Club. Meanwhile, JoJo Fletcher also had a date with Higgins at the Wrigley Field to play baseball, the spoiler report continued. As for the group date, Stanton got the rose and they reportedly filmed a commercial for McDonald's. As for the elimination round, Becca Tilley and Ferguson got sent home. 

Will Steve's report be right this time? Find out on "The Bachelor" every Monday at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.

 

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