Believe it or not, next time The Bachelorette is on, Jenn Tran will finally visit her suitors’ hometowns and meet their respective families. Episode 7 will reveal which contestants she feels the most strongly about as the finale quickly approaches. While Bachelor Nation fans are keeping their fingers crossed that she finds the soulmate she’s been searching for, they are also thrilled to learn that the next leading man of The Bachelor has already been revealed. At the end of episode 6, Jenn sent Grant home, only to learn that he will be looking for his future wife on the next season of the reality show. To help you remember who is still on the show and who left last week, here is a detailed Bachelorette Guide to keep you up to date.

When will season 21, episode 7 of “The Bachelorette” be streamed?

The next episode of The Bachelorette will air on Monday evening, August 19th. at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. As usual, episode 7 will not be available to stream until the next day. Bachelor Nation fans in the US can keep up with Jenn Tran’s journey to find her soulmate via Hulu or the Disney+ and Hulu bundle. For those who are not yet subscribed to the platform, plans range from $7.99 to $17.99 per month. The first option includes ads, while the other is ad-free.

What happened in the last episode of “The Bachelorette”?

With hometowns next, Jenn Tran was in a tough spot in last week’s episode as she had to narrow down the number of applicants from seven to four. To help her better understand who she sees exiting the show, the Bachelorette met with Charity Lawson (who hosted the previous season of the reality hit) for advice. After that, Jenn had a date with Marcusfollowed by a Evil Topic. With Bachelor graduates Daisy Kent And Kelsey AndersonWith the help of s, Jenn and Marcus were led down a yellow brick path while answering either/or questions. At the end of this magical experience, they receive encouraging messages from their loved ones and the opportunity to ride in a hot air balloon. Over dinner, the suitor opened up about his complicated childhood, as he and his sister are both in foster care. Their candid conversation resulted in Jenn not only giving him a rose, but also feeling more confident about her connection to him before they headed back to their hometown.

After her one-on-one conversation with Marcus, the Bachelorette went to a group meeting on a radio show together with Spencer, Sam, Devin, JonathanAnd GranTwith Bachelor graduates Jason And Molly Mesnick for a special appearance. Although most of the contestants took the opportunity to show their affection for Jenn, Sam couldn’t give her the reassurance she needed to ensure they could have a future together. He even said that he considered joining the reality show after finding out that neither Maria nor Daisy would be the season 21 Bachelorette. After the awkward question-and-answer session, Jenn decided not to hand out a rose for the group date.

The second one-on-one date was with Jeremy, who hasn’t had a chance to spend time with Jenn yet. Although their relationship isn’t as solid as the connection she’s built with other suitors, the bachelorette feels comfortable in his company as they stroll through Pike Place Market. Over dinner, they had a worthwhile conversation about family and religion, ending their date with Jeremy accepting a rose. At the end of the episode, he, Devin, Marcus and Jonathan are chosen for their hometowns.

Fan reactions before “The Bachelorette”, season 21, episode 7

After the very disturbing interactions between Jenn and Sam in the previous episode, which went so far as to get him sent home, fans of the reality show loudly expressed their frustration with the contestant.

Chicks in the office Podcast hosts Ria and Fran said they were glad Sam was eliminated.

Before Episode 7, Kait Chura tweeted about her appreciation for Jeremy, who only got a one-on-one date in Episode 6 but left a lasting impression.

Watch the preview of The Bachelorette, season 21, episode 7

The preview for episode 7 begins with clips of Jenn spending time with each contestant in their hometown, getting to know the community and her inner circle. Although it looks like the Bachelorette is enjoying each of the visits, some of her suitors are seen chatting with family members about whether she is the one for them. With Marcus and Jonathan voicing their doubts, it will be interesting to see who gets to propose to Jenn at the end of the season. The clip ends with her approaching the four men and only three roses left on the table, meaning one more person will be sent home at the end of the episode.

What is the schedule for season 21 of “The Bachelorette”?

The full schedule for The Bachelorette is not yet available, but below are some of the dates on which new episodes have been confirmed to air.

Other reality shows like The Bachelorette that you should watch next

While watching the latest season of The Bacheloretteviewers can catch up on other reality TV shows that focus on matchmaking and finding a fiancé. The following mentions are perfect recommendations to follow while you wait for new Bachelorette episodes.

“Married at First Sight” (2014-present)

Similar to people who participate in Bachelor Nation shows and want to settle down soon, the participants in Married at first sight are also tired of meaningless relationships and are ready to tie the knot in an unusual way. Instead of a bachelor or bachelorette getting engaged to one of the many suitors they spend time with, in this program, singles are matched by a relationship therapist and meet at the altar for the first time. After their wedding, the couple spend the wedding period in a hotel and go on their honeymoon. Only after they return do they have the opportunity to change their minds about being together. After the couple has lived in the same house for a total of eight weeks, they are allowed to file for divorce. Those who are happy with their experience as husband and wife can choose to stay together.

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“Love is blind” (2020-present)

Think about The Bachelorette, but without physical interactions before the proposal, Love makes you blind is what you get. In this Netflix reality hit, singles go on dates without ever seeing the person they’re dating until they leave the pods engaged. The couples who decide to go through with the experiment and plan their wedding get to know each other in person after the proposal, venture out on a honeymoon, and live together in the weeks leading up to the ceremony. When the wedding rolls around, the contestants can finally say “yes” or “no” to being with the person they met during their time on the show.

“Love Island” (2019-present)

To Love Islandseveral singles are given the chance to move into a luxurious villa in the hopes of having an unforgettable summer and leaving the show with a significant other. But there’s a catch! While at the vacation spot, contestants must pair up to stay on the program and have a chance to win $100,000. Although pairings may change from episode 1 to later in the season, it is of utmost importance for contestants on the show to be in a relationship or they will be sent home.