
As Vienna packs her bags to move in with Jake, wedding plans are in the air for this bachelor couple. Check out the full story here.




The Bachelor had yet another dramatic exit this week. After her romantic hometown date with Jake, 25-year-old Ali was forced to choose between him and her job. Choosing the job — after all, she only had a 25 percent chance of receiving that final rose — Ali said goodbye. And in a series first, no rose ceremony was needed. TVGuide.com spoke to host Chris Harrison about whether viewers have seen the last of the duo, his thoughts on the rest of the hometown dates and why Vienna and Ali are more alike than they'd care to admit.
TVGuide.com: Although Ali left, in next week's preview she appears to call Jake. What can you tell us about that?
Chris Harrison: You haven't seen the last of Ali and Jake and their situation is not over. Obviously you could tell when she left, on both sides, they're not done. I'm really proud of the way they handle what's to come.

This blogger writes that "Everything seemed perfect when Bachelor contestant Ali brought Jake Pavelka to her hometown. Ali made wishes on falling leaves, brought Jake to her dead grandmother's house, and introduced him to her family (Her mother even had a gut feeling he was the one). "I want to be there in the end," Ali told Jake at the end of the hometown date. "If you asked me today, I would say yes."
Full Bachelor re-cap here.
Ali was faced with an impossible decision tonight! She was asked to return back to work immediately!Ali had to choose between taking a chance on Jake or keeping her job! Ali met with Jake at his hotel room pleading for advice and unfortunately for Ali, Jake couldn’t give her indication either way. Read the full blog posting here.





How was your house experience?
Ella- I loved all the women. It was a nice mixture of women … I didn’t see it as a competition so I didn’t get catty or jealous. I didn’t think there was that much drama because I stayed out of it.
Seemed like Jessie got booted because she talked trash on Vienna. Should he have listened?
None of us were on their dates and she’s different with him than she was in the house. I can see him not just taking the girls’ word for it [because] he’s not seeing it on his own. Vienna is misunderstood. Vienna comes out and says what she feels or thinks. She doesn’t really think about what she says before it comes out. It rubbed some of the women the wrong way. But I liked her.
Read the rest of the interview here.

US Magazine reports: Vienna is the least popular girl in The Bachelor house, but Ella -- who was one of four women Jake Pavelka dumped on Monday's show - wouldn't be upset if he picked her. "The show is ultimately his decision," Ella, a 30-year-old Tennessee hair stylist, tells UsMagazine.com. "What he sees in Vienna, none of the rest of us girls were there on their date when they were alone. She is different when she is with him than she was in the house with us. I can see him just not taking the girls word for it when he is not seeing it on his own." Full story here.
Read the full interview with Ella. Q: How shocked were you about the extra women being sent home?
Ella: I was very shocked. The night I left, I was sure he was going to give Kathryn a rose, so when I saw he let her go also, that was a pretty big shock to me. Watching it and seeing him let Jessie and Ashleigh go, talking with Jessie, I didn't think he had a chance to make a bond with her, but I thought he made a connection with Ashleigh, so that as a big shock to me.
Q: We're heading towards the hometown dates. Who would you guess might not get a hometown date?
A: I don't think that Corrie will be getting the hometown date. I don't think they've spent enough tome together to make it to that point.
Q: Was there any moment during your two-on-date or even during that last conversation where you thought things weren't going well?
A: I think that a woman knows deep down if there's a connection that's strong enough or not. There were times I thought our connection was strong and there's times when I didn't. I was shocked I was going home at that time, and that we didn't have another date to see who we interacted on our own by ourself. I was surprised we didn't have enough time to develop that romantic side.

The Fast Mover: Tenley Molzahn: Not put off by Tenley’s, 25, forwardness after she kissed him on episode one, Jake admits, “Tenley made a big impact. But I wasn’t going to allow myself love at first site.”
The Vixen: Gia Allemand: It wasn’t just Gia’s, 26, model looks that caught Jake’s eye. He says, “She’s got some life experience; she is unique, humble — those are qualities I am looking for.”
The Drama Queen: Vienna Girardi, The Girl Next Door: Ali Fedotowsky or The Virgin: Corrie Adamson
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Bachelor Jake spends a week with the five women in San Francisco; Jake takes one bachelorette to a private dinner with views of the San Francisco cityscape; one woman makes a startling revelation; Jake sends one of the bachelorettes home.
It's Ali vs. Vienna! Does Ali really leave the show?

This site reports that "On Tuesday’s episode of The Bachelor, four more women were sent home. Watching the end of the episode, it was quite clear that the girls were not going to get along off-camera after the rose ceremony.
Tenley, 25, a college admissions representative from Newberg - ROSE
Vienna, 23, a marketing representative from Sanford, FL- ROSE
Gia, 26, a swimsuit model from New York, NY- ROSE
Corrie, 23, a wardrobe consultant from Kissimmee, FL- ROSE
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