'The Bachelor' 2016 season 20 episode 8 spoilers: Ben Higgins to meet Amanda Stanton's daughters in hometown date

"The Bachelor" season 20 is getting closer to its finale, with Ben Higgins having only four women to choose from.

This week's episode saw Higgins returning to his hometown in Warsaw, Indiana where he had a one-on-one date with Lauren Bushnell at the Baker Youth Club and with JoJo Fletcher at Wrigley Field.

The rest, Becca Tilley, Amanda Stanton, and Caila Quinn, went out on a group date and Stanton got a rose from Higgins. The bachelor also brought Emily Ferguson to meet his parents, but things didn't turn out well so she was sent home. This week, fans saw Tilley eliminated, making Fletcher, Bushnell, Quinn and Stanton as Higgins' final four — just how Reality Steve predicted.

For the past episodes, Steve had been spot-on with his predictions about who would get eliminated or the details of the date. It should also be noted that he had been wrong with his predictions in the past, which is why his reports should still be taken with a grain of salt.

Meanwhile, in the next episode, fans will see the remaining four into their eighth week with hometown dates. According to Steve, Stanton was spotted at a private beach in Treasure Island in Laguna Beach, California filming, which suggest that she had her date with Higgins in this place. It was also mentioned that the bachelor met Stanton's daughters.

Steve's report for week 8 or episode 8 didn't go into deeper details, but only confirmed that the remaining girls continued filming that time in their hometowns. Quinn was spotted filming at the Western Reserve Academy where she went to high school; Fletcher filmed in Dallas, Texas; and Bushnell was spotted in Portland, Oregon.

Although Stanton is rumored to have spent time with Higgins and even had him meet her kids, she was reportedly eliminated during the rose ceremony, leaving Fletcher, Quinn, and Bushnell as the final three trying to win Higgins' heart.

The next episode of "The Bachelor" season 20 will air on Monday, Feb. 22, at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.

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