Fans of The Bachelor think they've discovered this season's winner through some sneaky Venmo sleuthing. After one fan stalked Colton Underwood's Venmo last season and discovered that he was friends with all his winner's family, fans realized that Venmo might hold some serious clues about the season 24 winner. With a little stalking and a lot of assumptions, fans of Bachelor Nation thinks they've finally spoiled the season.
Reality Steve is the resident Bachelor Nation spoiler. Minus a few incidents of incorrect reporting over the years, Steve often reveals the ending long before the finale premieres. This season, however, Steve hasn't been able to figure out the final woman. He has spoiled the majority of the season all the way up to the final two, but has consistently stated that he doesn't have enough information to accurately report the overall ending. The lack of spoilers is unprecedented, and it's been driving some spoiler-loving Bachelor fans crazy. Tired of waiting for the season to finish or for Steve to do his job, fans took to Venmo to see if they could find any clues regarding the winner of Peter Weber's season.
According to Cosmopolitan, fans are convinced that Hannah Ann Sluss is Peter's winner. When asked who would win the season between Hannah Ann and another front runner, Madison Prewett, one fan tweeted that Hannah Ann's Venmo is private, while Madison's is not. Another pointed out that Peter's Venmo is also private, while everyone else on the season has kept their Venmo public. If Hannah Ann and Peter are dating post-show, it's logical to assume that the two might need to Venmo each other now and again. With their settings set to private, no one can see their transactions. A third fan added more evidence to this theory, claiming that Peter and Hannah Ann are friends on Venmo, though this fan didn't state if he was friends with any of the other women.
In the latest episode, Peter chose his final six women, including Hannah Ann. While he certainly seems to have a connection with her, their recent one-on-one sparked a few doubts for the pilot. After learning that Hannah Ann has never been in love, Peter feared that she wasn't ready for the commitment of marriage. He tried to ask her about her future goals and dreams, and she gave a very vague response that didn't get to the meat of his question. He eventually walked away and seemed genuinely torn on whether he should give her a rose, but she followed him outside and told him she was falling in love with him while crying. That type confession is basically Peter's kryptonite, and he caved and gave her the rose. She's been a strong contender this entire season, so the idea of her winning isn't outside the realm of possibility.
While it's conceivable that Hannah Ann might be the winner, the Venmo evidence doesn't provide absolute proof. Their connection on Venmo and the fact that they're both private is interesting, but it doesn't mean they're together. Individual transactions on Venmo could also be made private, so the rest of Peter's women maintaining their public accounts doesn't actually mean anything. The Venmo evidence is interesting, but it's not a solid spoiler. It looks like we might all have to wait until the actual end of Peter's season to figure out who this Bachelor ends up with.
The Bachelor airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
Source: Cosmopolitan