'The Bachelorette' season 12 spoilers: JoJo's hometown dates delayed?

JoJo Fletcher may have had her heart broken when Ben Higgins chose Lauren Bushnell over her in "The Bachelor" season 20. But she appears to have finally moved on as she welcomes a new man in her life through "The Bachelorette" season 12.

The new season of "The Bachelorette" will not premiere until May, but speculations about JoJo's lovelife are starting to become the talk of the town.

According to reports, filming for the episodes of the season are almost over. It means that JoJo will soon decide who among her 26 suitors is deserving of her love and final rose.

Consistent spoiler Reality Steve revealed that the final four men who remained in the running and took JoJo to their hometown are Jordan Rodgers, Chase McNary, Luke Pell, and Robby Hayes.

The spoiler revealed that during Robby and JoJo's date in Jacksonville, Florida, they were supposed to share a meal at Aunt Kate's restaurant. But the plan changed because the information was leaked to the public. Their schedule also went a bit off when the another hometown date was delayed. According to Reality Steve, some of the filming equipment did not make it on time in Florida, which was why they had to push back the schedule to another date.

However, the blogger also teased that something unexpected happened while the long-running dating reality show was filming. But he chose not to share any information until the episodes of season 12 are released.

"I'm sure the show doesn't think I have any clue about some of these things, but I do. However, this is probably going to be another situation where I'm not going to be able to visually prove anything," the tipster stated. "But I think I've built up enough credibility with the site, not to mention the information isn't all that far-fetched to believe anyway, and I stand by everything I ever post in my column."

"The Bachelorette" season 12 premieres on ABC on Monday, May 23.

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