'The Bachelor' 2016 winner spoilers: Lauren Bushnell wins? Is that a ring on her finger?

Fans of "The Bachelor" season 20 were quick to speculate that Lauren Bushnell is this season's winner and fiancée of Ben Higgins when she posted a photo of herself on Instagram wearing a ring on her finger.

The photo showed Bushnell together with friends, enjoying glasses of wine, and a ring can easily be spotted on her finger. It may easily be picked up as an engagement ring from Higgins, but the picture was taken back in Sept. 2, 2015, a couple of months before filming the season's finale episode, Hollywood Take reported.

Now that those rumors have been cleared up, it still can't be denied that spoilers from Reality Steve insisted that Higgins picked Bushnell to be his wife. Steve explained that sources told him that the two are already engaged.

It is up to fans to believe the spoilers, but note that Steve had been wrong before and he admitted that. But what he posted is what he believes to be true.

If Higgins and Bushnell really got engaged, it wouldn't come as a surprise to many because one can see the deep connection these two people have. Bushnell is also in the top five ladies likely to end up in the final episode, as reported in Gulf News.

Higgins and Bushnell have something in common and both of them share the same beliefs and interests. The flight attendant is part of a big family and has the same marriage views as the software salesman. There's only one way to be sure if Bushnell will really be the one who ends up with Higgins and that is to keep tuning in to the reality TV series.

Meanwhile, ABC has not released an official synopsis for the show's Week 5, but spoilers claimed that the girls will be taken to Mexico City. Amanda Stanton will have an individual date with Higgins on a hot air balloon. Lauren Himle will also spend time with Higgins in a fashion show. Jen Saviano and Jubilee Sharpe will reportedly be eliminated.

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

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