'The Bachelor' 2016: Week 4 date details, rose ceremony results revealed?

"The Bachelor" season 20 recently wrapped up its third week, sending some girls home while the others advancing to week 4.

On Monday's episode, contestants Shushanna Mkrtychyan, Jami Letain, Mandi Kremer, and Lace Morris said goodbye to the show, with Morris voluntarily making an exit. That leaves 14 girls who will compete against each other to try to win the heart of the bachelor, Ben Higgins.

In the next episode, the remaining contestants continue their quest to win Higgins' affection and attention. The cast is heading to Las Vegas, and according to Reality Steve's spoilers, the episode will feature two one-on-one dates and one group date.

The detailed report mentioned that Higgins will on an individual date with JoJo Fletcher. The couple will ride a helicopter to the Valley of Fire State Park and later on watch a fireworks display. Steve also revealed that Fletcher will receive a rose.

The other individual date will be with Becca Tilley. She will be picked up to meet with Higgins somewhere, and what's noticeable about her is that she will be wearing a wedding dress.

Speculations are rife that Tilley will end up with the suitor. However, according to Steve, Higgins will get ordained and together with Tilley, they will wed lovers in Vegas.

Meanwhile, the group date will be an interesting one to see as the ladies will join a talent show. The contestants will make an appearance at the Terry Fator show to showcase their talents.

Lauren Himle reportedly won the vote of the audience when she performed a song number wearing a chicken costume.

Elsewhere in the episode, tension is brewing between news anchor OIivia Caridi and the girls. Caridi says Higgins kisses a lot of girls and now she's become the lady that most ladies will find hard to deal with.

It is said that one of the twins will be sent home during the episode's elimination round. How accurate are these spoilers from Reality Steve?

Fans will find out when "The Bachelor" returns on Monday, Jan. 25, at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.

 

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