'The Bachelor' season 20 spoilers: Laura Bushnell gets the final rose and Ben Higgins' ring?

"The Bachelor" season 20 is heading for its fourth week next week, but it seems that spoilers are subtly suggesting to viewers who gets engaged to Ben Higgins.

Renowned "The Bachelor" spoiler Reality Steve placed his bet on Lauren Bushnell as the woman who gets the final rose and a wedding proposal from the software salesman. Will Steve be right this time, or will a different girl walk away from the series with a diamond ring on her finger?

Higgins can be seen bonding and forming a strong connection with few of the contestants. Fans are also speculating that the bachelor will end up with either Caila Quinn or JoJo Fletcher.

But Steve maintains his report that Bushnell will be the one who gets engaged to Higgins. In relation to his claims, Bushnell on Wednesday posted a picture of herself vacationing in Mexico and Celeb Dirty Laundry speculated that the flight attendant was actually on a beach holiday with Higgins. This only suggests that she won his heart at the end of the series.

Then again, Higgins is bound to keep silent about the results until the show ends. Reality Steve had also been wrong about his predictions in the past, which only means that speculations remain as they are.

But when Higgins appeared on '"Good Morning America," he couldn't help but flash out a sweet smile when asked recently if he really was engaged, as reported by StarPulse.

Careful not to reveal too much and slip details, Higgins only answered, "I just wanted to process everything make sure it was the right decision for me and ultimately it was, it definitely was." Fans have yet to find out if Higgins really got engaged and who the lucky lady is on Mar. 14, according to reports.

Meanwhile, in the next episode, the bachelor will reportedly be out on two one-on-one dates and a group date. Spoilers indicate that the cast will be in Las Vegas.

Find out who gets Higgins' roses in "The Bachelor" season 20, which airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.

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