For ardent fans of “The Bachelor,” the wait for the season finale can feel like an eternity. While many turn to Reality Steve for spoilers, his track record has been shaky lately, as ABC has become increasingly adept at throwing fans off the scent. But thanks to a clever move by a fan of Colton, we now have a new strategy to uncover who will receive that coveted final rose well before the show wraps up.
A Twitter user named @jessiekay shared her clever approach with her followers, asking, “What’s the craziest thing you did in 2020?” She responded, “I snooped on Colton’s Venmo friends to figure out who he chose, which meant I knew the winner months in advance.” Now that’s a lightbulb moment! While Venmo has long been a tool for discovering relationship statuses among acquaintances, it never occurred to us to use it in this context until now.
As her tweet gained traction among Bachelor enthusiasts and online sleuths, even Colton chimed in to acknowledge the brilliance of her method. Others joined in, revealing they, too, had spotted Venmo hints before the finale that hinted at the winner.
With @jessiekay’s tweet gaining popularity, it’s safe to assume ABC execs will be tightening the screws on the Venmo accounts of every contestant going forward. As a die-hard Bachelor fan myself, I admit I found James Parker’s account, but his friends list didn’t give away any secrets about the women competing for his heart in the upcoming season. Whether that’s because ABC had already tidied up his account or it’s a clue about the outcome of James’s season is still up for debate. I did notice some potential hints in one of the contestant’s friends lists, but to avoid ruining the surprise for anyone, I’ll keep that to myself. And no, I won’t disclose how much time I spent on Venmo trying to piece this together.
As technology continues to evolve, it’s likely that discovering the winners of “The Bachelor” will only become easier. Can’t wait to see what the next inventive method will look like for unraveling their relationship secrets. If you want to dive deeper into this topic, check out this related post here. Additionally, for more information on pregnancy and home insemination, the CDC offers an excellent resource, and you can learn more about individuality in this in-depth article.
In summary, a clever Twitter user has found a unique way to uncover “The Bachelor” winner by analyzing contestants’ Venmo friends lists. This innovative approach has sparked conversations among fans and could lead to tighter security measures by the show’s producers moving forward.