'The Bachelor' season 22 spoilers: Arie Luydenyk brings date to Paris

The reality television show "The Bachelor" has Arie Luyendyk as the next man in search of the love of his life. Luyendyk is a race car driver and a realtor, a balance that many women would find attractive. At this point, the show is already filming, but news has gotten out about what has been going on in the show, which is something that diehard fans are desperate to know. The news involved a Luyendyk, one of the women, and the romantic city of Paris.

In an Instagram post by handle katetheduchess, Luyendyk was spotted at the city of love with a women named Laura Burnham. The photo showed the beautiful backdrop of the city during the daytime, and the couple seemed to be dancing with one another as they met a male street musician who played the harpsichord. The caption stated that katetheduchess was just biking when she chanced upon seeing the smitten couple together.

The news had also been confirmed by Reality Steve, who has made a name for himself by tipping people off regarding the whereabouts of celebrities. In his Twitter account, it can be seen that Luydenyk and Burnham were posing for a sketch together. The two even wore the same clothes, which means that the photo of them dancing and the sketch most likely happened on the same day.

However, the question that fans may be asking at this point is, will this be part of the show? Or is this Paris trip something that is completely separate from Lydenyk's commitment to "The Bachelor?" According to Inquisitr, the Paris trip is indeed part of the show, a special episode even. Luydenyk chose Burnham as his date, as "The Bachelor" prepared the special trip for the couple. The rest of the girls must be at least jealous.

Other than the news that had just come to light, there are no other reports on what fans can expect from the next season of "The Bachelor." Fans will just have to wait for season 22 to air sometime in January of 2018.

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