'The Bachelorette 2015' recap: Kaitlyn Bristowe on night with Nick Viall

This week's episode of "The Bachelorette" got hot and steamy when Kaitlyn Bristowe invited one of the bachelors to spend the night with her in her Irish hotel suite. 

At first, the seventh episode of the dating show began with Ian's endless ranting that started in the previous episode.

The executive recruiter from Los Angeles told the cameras that "Kaitlyn's shallow. I just don't think she's nearly as complex as I am. I'm too deep a thinker. I'm too self-aware."

Kaitlyn was obviously hurt with Ian's tirades, but Nick was there to give her comfort. This made all the other guys uncomfortable since they know that the returning bachelor has a huge advantage over them. The guys got a little worried when Nick was spending a lot of time with Kaitlyn, which was why Shawn decided to head out to look for them. But Shawn was surprised when he found the two making out. 

Then Kaitlyn and the guys went on an out-of-the country trip to Dublin, Ireland. There, Nick got another advantage when the Bachelorette chose to give him the first one-on-one date. The pair obviously had an amazing start. They had their dinner inside a cathedral, and immediately started their first heavy make-out session for the night. 

When they were about to end their date, Kaitlyn decided to invite Nick to her suite. Things got more heated when the Bachelorette closed the door. Their make-out turned extra steamy, until the cameras could no longer focus on the pair and settled on the floor instead.

Nick stayed for the rest of the night, and the other guys were obviously unhappy with it. When she joined them for the group date that mimics an Irish wake, Shawn's send-off showed how much he dislikes Nick's advantage over them. 

But Kaitlyn also realized the implication of her actions. She suddenly felt guilty about being extremely intimate with Nick. Will she tell the other guys what happened to them in Dublin in the next episodes of the show?

"The Bachelorette 2015" airs every Monday on ABC. 

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