'The Bachelor' 2016 preview: Two girls go home in week 7

A double elimination is set to take place in week 7 of "The Bachelor" season 20. Only six ladies will remain and one of them could be Ben's future wife.

[Spoiler Alert!] Lauren Bushnell got a one-on-one date this week. As per Reality Steve, Ben took her to Baker's Youth Center, where the software salesman used to work. Lauren will meet some of Ben's friends as well.

This "The Bachelor" season 20 date was made special for Lauren, and she got to hang out with Indiana Pacers superstars Paul George and George Hill. Head coach Frank Vogel was also in attendance.

Photos from the date show Ben and Lauren being really sweet. A couple of the snaps show the two looking into each other's eyes and holding hands as Lauren listens to Ben talk about his life in the youth center.

Ben also took Lauren to Rex's Rendezvous. They were spotted sharing a kiss as they prepared to step inside the bar. Both were all smiles as they leaned to each other for a smooch.

"The Bachelor" season 20 contestant Jojo Fletcher also got a solo date with Ben on week 7. They spent their date playing baseball at Wrigley Field. Ben also had a group date with Becca, Caila and Amanda.

It was Amanda who ultimately got the rose. Not only did she get to stay in the competition, she also got to star in a McDonald's commercial with Ben. After shooting the ad, they then headed to a carnival where many people recognized them.

It seems that Emily also got to meet Ben's parents. It was after this, according to Reality Steve, that she was eliminated. The other girl Ben sent packing is Becca.

"The Bachelor" season 20 is nearing its end, and rumors say it won't be easy for Ben to choose his future wife among the four remaining girls. Speculations have it that he is torn between two ladies.

"The Bachelor" season 20, week 7 airs Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

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