Here’s The Final Group Of Men Going To Gabby & Rachel’s Bachelorette Finale

Mondays (and Tuesdays) look way different in Bachelor Nation these days — instead of the classic one-lead format, Season 19 features two Bachelorettes, Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia. This twofer of a season means more men — 32 to be exact — and probably more drama. No one knows exactly how the season will play out in the end, but it’s clear Rachel and Gabby are in for a wild ride from start to finish. To help you keep track of everything, here’s your week-by-week recap of who went home on Gabby and Rachel’s Bachelorette season.

When franchise host Jesse Palmer took to Clayton Echard’s “After The Final Rose” stage to announce what’s in store for The Bachelorette Season 19, he had a surprise up his sleeve: The next installment of the ABC show would have two leads, both Gabby and Rachel, who were simultaneously broken up with on Clayton’s season of The Bachelor.

In the months since the announcement, Gabby and Rachel’s friendship and excitement over taking this Bachelorette journey together had fans pumped for their joint season. But now that their season has arrived, Gabby and Rachel have had to do to the hard work of dwindling down a huge group of suitors to find their fiancés.

As always, some goodbyes have been shocking, while other eliminations have come after weeks of hate-watching. Here’s the rundown of everyone who has peaced out so far.

The Bachelorette Episode 9 Eliminations (Sept. 5)

In the first half of Fantasy Suites week, Gabby and Rachel went on two dates each — but they didn’t all go as planned. And it looks like there’s still plenty of drama ahead. Gabby’s first date with Erich went swimmingly (especially considering they spend half of it in a cenote), but they finished the episode on a weird note, with Erich telling her he wouldn’t be OK with Gabby going to Fantasy Suites with other men. Her date with Johnny was even less auspicious. Gabby ended up sending him home early after learning he wasn’t ready to fully commit.

Rachel had a relatively drama-free episode. Her first date with Aven went off without a hitch, and she confessed to him that she was falling in love. But things might not stay so easy breezy. Though Tino and Rachel’s date went well, too (and they even said, “I love you”), he was openly jealous of her other overnight dates — and there seems to be some lingering concerns about his parents and Hometowns.

And that’s not all. The episode also teased some trouble ahead for Gabby and Jason. In one scene, he told Jesse that he wasn’t sure about an engagement just yet. It looks like producers are saving that for Fantasy Suites (Part 2). Until then, here are the final five guys still in the running for Rachel and Gabby’s hearts:

Rachel:

• Zach
• Aven
• Tino

Gabby:

• Erich
• Jason

The Bachelorette Episode 8 Eliminations (Aug. 29)

Week 8 was mostly all about the “Men Tell All” special, but the episode did kick off with Aven’s hometown date. Rachel was pretty nervous to meet his parents after Tino’s parents had been pretty harsh in the previous episode. But luckily, things went well and Rachel felt good about moving forward with Aven.

The rose ceremony was apparently pretty uneventful, so much so that it wasn’t even shown during the episode. Jesse Palmer let audiences know they can find the hometown date rose ceremony on the ABC website, but he spoiled the results: Each Bachelorette invited all three of her remaining guys to the upcoming Fantasy Suite dates.

Here’s the list of the final six guys:

Rachel:

• Zach
• Aven
• Tino

Gabby:

• Erich
• Jason
• Johnny

The Bachelorette Episode 7 Eliminations (Aug. 22)

Hometowns week is always huge, and this season was no different. After losing more men in the previous episode than she expected, Gabby visited the hometowns of her three remaining suitors: Erich Schwer, Johnny DePhillipo, and Jason Alabaster. TBH, all three dates went super well, though some were more emotional than others for sure. The episode ended without a rose ceremony (more on that in just a sec), so it’s unclear if Gabby will make a cut before Fantasy Suites, since she already started out the episode with just three guys anyway.

Now onto Rachel, who went into the episode with four guys whose families she would meet: Aven Jones, Tino Franco, Zach Shallcross, and Tyler Norris. Her date with Zach — and his uncle, famous actor Patrick Warburton — was predictably sweet, but beyond that, things went kinda haywire. During her daytime date with Tyler, she realized she didn’t like him enough to meet his family, which she communicated in less harsh words to Tyler as she broke up with him. Then, Tino’s family gave her the third degree about her intentions with their son, and she left that date feeling like the Franco fam didn’t feel too kindly about her.

However, the most interesting moment of the entire episode was actually a moment that never happened: Aven’s date. The episode ended before Rachel could meet up with her fourth suitor, and fans immediately started to panic, thinking yet another guy had been unceremoniously booted from the show. They didn’t have to fret for long, though, since the promo for next week revealed Aven’s date will kick off the episode, which will then segue into the “Men Tell All” special, when already-eliminated men will gather to rehash the season (and make their plays for Bachelor in Paradise, of course).

The Bachelorette Episode 6 Eliminations (Aug. 15)

Gabby and Rachel’s final week before hometowns was a tumultuous one — from wild dates in Amsterdam to a particularly tough 1-on-1, the two leads and their men went through it this week.

And it was rough from the start. First up, Gabby decided that it was too much for her to commit to both Nate and his daughter, so the fan-favorite was eliminated at the beginning of their date. After the dramatic elimination, Gabby tearfully stopped by to visit her group of men who jumped at the chance to comfort her.

Rachel had a much more fun 1-on-1, taking Zach to the iconic tulip fields of Amsterdam. The pair giddily talked about hometowns and Zach’s experiences in heartbreak and therapy before Zach professed he’s falling in love with her. Naturally, Zach got Rachel’s rose by the end of their romantic date, securing his spot for hometowns.

Rachel’s group date included more cheese and even more competition — especially from Tino. Although Tino won the cheese holding competition, Rachel also heavily flirted with Ethan, who came in second place. And yet, out of left field, Tyler won the group date rose that night, leading Tino to start to crack under the pressure of the situation.

Back on Team Gabby, her group date was wild, featuring a woman with a whip who encouraged the men to talk about “hanky panky,” as Gabby called it. The men chose their safe words and got to work learning about each other’s fantasies. Some men, like Johnny, really embraced the date, while others, like Logan, hoped for something deeper from the group date (welcome to the Bachelorette, buddy).

Speaking of Logan, he never showed up to the evening portion of the group date... because he tested positive for COVID-19. In a long list of things the pandemic has ruined, Gabby’s evening group date was canceled, meaning she had less time to decide who she wanted to take into hometowns week and Logan wasn’t seen again on the show, without any further explanation.

This all led to Gabby only bringing three men to hometowns, after she sent Spencer home at the rose ceremony. Rachel only had to say goodbye to one man, Ethan.

Here are the men will go on to introduce Rachel and Gabby to their families next week:

Rachel:

• Zach
• Tyler
• Aven
• Tino

Gabby:

• Erich
• Jason
• Johnny

The Bachelorette Episode 5 Eliminations (Aug. 8)

Week 5 was pretty rocky right from the start. Rachel began the week ready to have fun with her group of guys, but Logan had other plans. After being invited on Rachel’s group date in Belgium, he knew it was time to reveal the truth to her: He actually had stronger feelings for Gabby. Rachel was heartbroken to receive another rejection, so much so that she canceled the day portion of her group date. After a heart-to-heart with Jesse Palmer to help assuage her insecurities about being the Bachelorette, Rachel joined her guys for the night portion of the group date back on the cruise ship. They all comforted her, but Tino really stood out and received her group date rose.

Meanwhile, Logan told Gabby about his feelings for her, and she held up girl code by saying she needed to check with Rachel before making any decisions. She did, and Rachel told her that she didn’t want to stand in the way of Gabby’s journey, but she thought Logan was trouble. “At the end of the day I’m gonna support her no matter what, but I really want Gabby to send him home,” Rachel said to the cameras.

Gabby took some time to think about it during the day portion of her group date exploring Bruges, Belgium. Then, during the night portion, Gabby’s decision became clear when Logan joined the cocktail party. Even though Logan joined the group, Gabby gave her group date rose to Nate.

There wasn’t time to dwell on that, though, because Rachel and Gabby needed to make time for their 1-on-1 dates, which were both super romantic. Rachel saw sparks fly with Aven, while Gabby found a deeper connection with Johnny. Both guys got roses from their respective Bachelorettes.

Going into the rose ceremony, the big question on everyone’s mind was whether or not Gabby would give Logan a rose and allow him to continue as one of her guys for another week. Logan seemed pretty confident, and it turns out he was right to feel that way; Gabby gave him a rose during the rose ceremony, along with three other guys. She sent Mario and Michael packing, while Rachel sent Meatball (James) home.

Here’s the full list of all the guys continuing to vie for the two Bachelorettes:

Gabby:

• Nate
• Johnny
• Jason
• Spencer
• Erich
• Logan

Rachel:

• Tino
• Aven
• Zach
• Tyler
• Ethan

The Bachelorette Episode 4 Eliminations (Aug. 1)

In a move that shocked fans, Rachel offered Hayden a rose during Week 3, even after she learned he’d called Gabby “rough around the edges.” But he didn’t stick around long after.

It all came to a head when Meatball (James) took it upon himself to bring up Hayden’s bad behavior to Rachel, after he heard Hayden disrespect both Gabby and Rachel. At the cocktail party, James repeated what Hayden had shared, sending Rachel into a justified spiral. Rachel confronted Hayden and quickly sent him home.

Rewinding a bit, though, the majority of the episode was smooth sailing (pun very much intended). The cast left the Bachelor mansion to fly to France, where they began a multi-city tour of Europe via a cruise ship. Jason got a date with Gabby in Paris while Tino, Rachel’s first impression rose-recipient, got Rachel’s Parisian 1-on-1. Not much happened on either date, other than Rachel enjoying a huge glass of wine and Gabby feeling like a “bald baby” in her fitted beret, but both men ended their dates with respective roses, marking them safe heading into Week 5.

Then, the group dates brought some drama. Gabby’s was more classic, having the men box each other, although Rachel’s feelings of rejection overshadowed the actual boxing. Following that, Rachel’s group date was truly unhinged — she had to smell her date’s armpits and watch them make out with their own hands all in the name of seduction.

Following all the above, it was time for the rose ceremony, during which Gabby sent home Kirk and Quincey and Rachel sent home Jordan.

Here are all the men who will continue on to the next episode:

Gabby:

• Jason
• Spencer
• Johnny
• Nate
• Michael
• Mario
• Erich

Rachel:

• Tyler
• Aven
• Tino
• Meatball
• Zach
• Ethan
• Logan

The Bachelorette Episode 3 Eliminations (July 25)

In Week 3 of the double-Bachelorette season, it was already time for some change. Already this season, Gabby and Rachel had been having a bit of a hard time dating the same pool of guys at the same time. After the tension of them both liking Logan in the previous week, they tried going into the new week with a fresh start, agreeing to address their feelings directly with the guys.

First, Zach went on a 1-on-1 date with Rachel that was planned by Karamo Brown of Queer Eye fame. He helped them get ready to go to a Hollywood movie premiere together. Meanwhile, Gabby headed over to the mansion to get to know the rest of the guys a little better. She thought the extra time would help her feel better about the journey, but she left wishing she felt more of a connection with the guys.

Rachel’s date with Zach went well and he got a rose, and then it was time for Gabby’s 1-on-1 with Erich... and Grandpa John. Even though Gabby got pretty emotional about her journey as Bachelorette, she still felt the date went well and gave Erich the rose.

But Gabby still wasn’t so sure about being the Bachelorette, and that feeling was only bolstered when Tyler, Hayden, and Jacob all told her they wanted to pursue Rachel instead of her during the week’s group date. That prompted Gabby and Rachel to take control over the situation and demand that the guys choose one of the two of them to continue to pursue for the rest of their time on the show. During the rose ceremony, Rachel and Gabby divvied up the remaining guys and offered them roses, asking that they agree to only date the Bachelorette whose rose they accept. Things got a little messy when Termayne, Alec, and Meatball all rejected Rachel’s rose because they wanted to pursue Gabby, but Gabby didn’t have roses for any of them. They had to say goodbye, along with Jacob, who was not offered a rose by either Rachel or Gabby.

Here’s the breakdown of the guys remaining as the show heads into Week 4:

Gabby

• Erich
• Nate
• Johnny
• Spencer
• Jason
• Mario
• Kirk
• Quincey
• Michael

Rachel

• Zach
• Aven
• Tino
• Logan
• Tyler
• Ethan
• Jordan
• Hayden

However! The credits scene for the episode revealed on of the rejected men came back and asked for another shot with Rachel: Meatball, who told Rachel he wasn’t thinking clearly when he said he wanted to go for Gabby. Whether Rachel allows Meatball to rejoin the cast and pursue her remains to be seen.

The Bachelorette continues Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

The Bachelorette Episode 2 Eliminations (July 18)

Episode 2 of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey’s season of The Bachelorette packed a dramatic punch. From Fantasy Suite discussions to shocking eliminations, Rachel and Gabby did not come to play this week. The episode started calmly with a classic Bachelor Nation move — all the men had to strip down to tiny swimsuits and sell themselves to Gabby and Rachel, beauty pageant style.

After the date, Logan, Jason, Aven, Brandan, Johnny, and Colin were picked for an exclusive after-party with Rachel and Gabby at their house. Rachel didn’t love the party, though, already feeling rejected when Jason honestly admitted he was there for Gabby and not her. Thankfully, things got better when Logan and Rachel hit it off and kissed... except both Gabby and Rachel like Logan, giving fans their first glimpse into how awkward this season could wind up being. By the end of the night, Rachel gave Logan a rose and Johnny got Gabby’s.

Then, Rachel was looking forward to her 1-on-1 with racecar driver Jordan V., but that quickly fell apart when she realized she didn’t like him and wanted to send him home. Gabby’s 1-on-1 with Nate went a quite a bit better, luckily, and he got a rose.

Heading into the cocktail party, three men had roses: Logan, Johnny, and Nate. And after a pre-ceremony elimination for Chris Austin, it was time to see who else would get the boot. Those unlucky dudes turned out to be Brandan, Ryan, Chris, Colin, John, Justin B., and Matt.

Rachel and Gabby still have a lot of men on their hands though — 21 to be exact. Here are all the contestants who got a rose:

• Jason
• Aven
• Erich
• Zach
• Jordan
• Quincey
• Michael
• Tino
• Jacob
• Tyler
• Termayne
• Hayden
• Meatball
• Kirk
• Spencer
• Alec
• Ethan
• Mario
• Logan
• Johnny
• Nate

The Bachelorette Episode 1 Eliminations (July 11)

On Night 1 of this new Bachelorette format, the contestants came to make an impression with a ton of wild entrances (see: a children’s choir singing “Clayton sucks”) and memorable moments — like Tino and Rachel reclaiming the stairs with a hot makeout session. Despite liking Alec’s entrance with the choir, Gabby and Rachel got fed up with all limo entrances that mentioned Clayton. Frankly, no one wants to be reminded of that breakup.

As Gabby and Rachel started meeting the men, they noticed something was a little off: no one was making the move to kiss either of them. A quick cut to the men discussing their strategies showed that some of the contestants didn’t want to kiss both of them so they decided to abstain on Night 1. Although the idea is sweet, the men who didn’t follow that plan had a much more successful night.

Naturally, after Rachel’s makeout sesh with Tino, he got her First Impression Rose, upsetting Aven and Jordan V. who she also hit it off with. Gabby handed her First Impression Rose to Mario who joked around with Gabby and got into what it means for him to open up. Erich was really disappointed by this decision, especially after their kiss, but Gabby also kissed Mario and said she liked the questions he asked.

Both the leads struggled to come to decisions about who to eliminate because they weren’t able to talk to each contestant — there’s only so many hours in a night — but Jesse’s perfectly timed, very scripted pep talk encouraged them. For the first time, audiences saw how this season might go with Rachel and Gabby getting to discuss who they’re into and who they’re ready to eliminate.

On Night 1, the two leads broke Bachelor Nation rules by canceling the first rose ceremony and instead having a very intimate breakup with Roby, and the twins, Justin Y. and Joey. This decision to keep all the rest of the men, even the ones they didn’t talk to, leaves a lot of men (29 to be exact) to continue pursuing Gabby and Rachel. Here are all the contestants going into Week 2:

• Alec
• Aven
• Brandan
• Chris
• Colin
• Erich
• Ethan
• Hayden
• Jacob
• James
• Jason
• John
• Johnny
• Jordan H.
• Jordan V.
• Justin B.
• Kirk
• Logan
• Mario
• Matt
• Michael
• Nate
• Quincey
• Ryan
• Spencer
• Termayne
• Tino
• Tyler
• Zach

The Bachelorette Episode 10 Eliminations (Sept. 6)

Things were rough for Gabby during the first night of Fantasy Suites, and unfortunately, they didn’t get any easier during the second night. After saying goodbye to Johnny, Gabby was thrown off by her strange conversation with Erich about his jealousy toward the other men. That left her questioning her relationship with Erich, but excited about her date with Jason.

Jason, however, went into their date knowing that he had to break the news to Gabby that he was not ready to get engaged to her at the end of the Bachelorette journey. During the dinner portion of their date, he told her that he was “a realist” and had trouble feeling like they knew each other because of the reality show setup. Gabby took the news pretty well, especially given the fact that she was blind-sighted by Jason’s revelation. They decided to spend the night together in the Fantasy Suite in order to get some private time to dig into their relationship.

The sad news is that the extra private time did not do much to help Jason and Gabby’s relationship. In fact, it actually solidified the fact that they don’t work as a couple together, making Jason the next guy to be eliminated.

Meanwhile, Rachel had her Fantasy Suite date with Zach, during which they happily explored Mexico together. It looked like things were going well when the cameras left them for the private night portion of their date, but they were much more awkward with each other when we rejoined them the next morning. Apparently, during the unfilmed night portion of the date, Rachel questioned Zach about his commitment to getting engaged because he’s a few months younger than her. That discussion made Zach question his relationship with Rachel, so much so that he pulled her aside before the start of the rose ceremony.

While Rachel was at the rose ceremony, Gabby met up with her last remaining guy, Erich. “I know in my heart that you fought for me so much and you love in this very secure and comfortable way. You taught me how I want to be treated and that it’s OK to ask for those things,” she told Erich. “You taught me it’s ok to feel safe and wanted and loved.”

Gabby told Erich that she loves him and he said he loves her, too, finally giving Habby her fairy tale moment. “I just can’t believe he’s all mine,” Gabby said. “Erich is definitely the love of my life.”

Even though Rachel was in the middle of her rose ceremony, we didn’t get to see the end of it. Instead, Jesse Palmer prepared audiences for “the most shocking finale of all time.” Shocking! Here are the four men who will be heading into that finale:

Rachel:

• Zach
• Aven
• Tino

Gabby:

• Erich

Season 19 of The Bachelorette continues Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.