Bachelor spoilers revealing the spoilers the public wants to know about Peter Weber's 2020 season of The Bachelor have emerged -- including spoilers that reveal who The Bachelor star's Final 4 bachelorettes are, who Peter picked as his Final 2 women, and what happened at Peter's Final Rose Ceremony.

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[Bachelor Spoilers Warning: This report contains detailed spoilers about Peter Weber's 2020 season of The Bachelor which will spoil the season for readers.]

Reality TV World has compiled all the known spoilers known about Peter's season of The Bachelor based on Reality Steve blogger Steve Carbone's spoiling disclosures in late 2019 and early 2020, which he has reported in his blog and podcast as well as hundreds of social-media postings on Twitter and Instagram.

In addition, we've also incorporated all the spoiler information ABC has released about Peter's season of The Bachelor in its own press materials about the season.

Carbone released many of the spoilers about The Bachelor's 2020 season -- which wrapped filming in November in Australia after beginning filming in September in California -- in real-time as filming took place, or shortly thereafter.

The Bachelor is heading into a big two-night event this week, beginning with a special, supersized episode on Monday, February 3 from 8-11PM ET/PT.

ABC will also air a second episode on Wednesday, February 5 from 8-10PM ET/PT.

The dramatic two-night The Bachelor event will kick off with Peter trying to get back on track with his remaining 16 bachelorettes after Alayah Benavidez's controversial return.

In addition to Alayah, Peter's other bachelorettes were Deandra Kanu, Hannah Ann Sluss, Kelley Flanagan, Kelsey Weier, Kiarra Norman, Lexi Buchanan, Madison Prewett, Mykenna Dorn, Natasha Parker, Savannah Mullins, Shiann Lewis, Sydney Hightower, Tammy Ly, Victoria Fuller, and Victoria Paul.

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Peter initially sent Alayah packing at the season's third Rose Ceremony because several bachelorettes had complained to the Bachelor about how the beauty pageant queen seemed fake and insincere.

The Bachelor girls thought Alayah was putting on a show for cameras and that her intentions with Peter weren't pure.

However, once Peter denied Alayah a rose, he appeared to immediately doubt or regret his decision, which was convenient for the bachelorette when she decided to storm into a group date in Cleveland, OH, suggesting she'd like another chance with The Bachelor star.

Alayah expressed disapproval in how Peter had allowed the other women to influence his decisions rather than focusing on the strong connection she thought they had developed, so Peter decided to welcome Alayah back into the competition.

And not only that, but Peter gave Alayah the group-date rose so she'd feel secure going forward.

But Peter's kind gesture angered most of his other bachelorettes, who felt The Bachelor star had betrayed their trust by allowing Alayah back onto the show.

Victoria P. slammed Peter for not listening to her and trusting her opinion, and Deandra, Natasha and Sydney also spoke their minds on how Peter had made a "mistake" and disrespected his bachelorettes.

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Peter wasn't sure whether to make the group happy or continue following his heart and dating Alayah, so viewers will find out what happens next in Monday night's episode.

Did any of the bachelorettes quit on Peter? Keep reading to find out how Peter handled the situation!

Spoilers for The Bachelor Episode 5 (Monday)

Monday night's The Bachelor episode is going to begin where last week's broadcast had left off, with Alayah crying to Peter about how the other women were mean and rude to her at the cocktail party preceding the season's fourth Rose Ceremony.

Alayah told Peter the women were making it really hard for her and so she'd rather go home than endure any more of the drama, according to Carbone.

The Bachelor star reportedly didn't take the news well since he had risked many of his other relationships to keep Alayah around.

"Not sure how it's [going to be] shown, but Alayah is eliminated at the cocktail party and goes home. Again," Carbone said.

It's unclear whether Alayah decided to quit the competition because she felt ostracized or Peter eliminated her because he was frustrated she seemed willing to give up on him.

Carbone reported late last year, "At the cocktail party... I have no idea if they're gonna make it seem like Alayah wanted to leave after she felt she was attacked in the house, or, if they're gonna make it seem like Peter changed his mind and told her she should leave because him giving her the group date rose when she came back caused too many problems."

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Peter then reportedly eliminated three more bachelorettes at The Bachelor's fourth Rose Ceremony: Deandra, Savannah and Kiarra.

The Bachelor Rose Ceremony reportedly took place on October 5 at the Hay-McKinney Mansion, a 20,000 square foot, Italian Renaissance Revival home in Cleveland that was built in 1911.

That left only 12 bachelorettes competing for Peter's heart: Hannah Ann, Kelley, Kelsey, Lexi, Madison, Mykenna, Natasha, Shiann, Sydney, Tammy, Victoria F., and Victoria P.

The conclusion of the Rose Ceremony marked the end of Peter's time in Ohio -- and in the United States in general.

Peter and his remaining 12 The Bachelor ladies then took off to Costa Rica for the fourth round of dates.

But Peter's time in Costa Rica didn't get off to a great start.

Peter suffered a "serious injury" there while golfing during an off-day from filming, resulting in The Bachelor star needing 22 stitches and sporting a visible injury on his forehead for the reminder of filming.

Carbone reported on Instagram the incident had occurred during an off-day of filming before the women arrived in Costa Rica and so his injury and hospital visit didn't delay any part of filming.

Peter even reportedly went on his first one-on-one date in Costa Rica the very next day.

Carbone has released sparse details about the season's Costa Rican dates thus far except for revealing Sydney and Kelley each received a one-on-one date.

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One of the girls flew in a helicopter with Peter, and they both reportedly earned roses from Peter.

But according to ABC, there was also a big swimsuit fashion photo shoot for Cosmopolitan magazine at La Fortuna Waterfall, which sparked jealousy because the winner got to pose with Peter front and center for the magazine's March layout.

The Bachelor women who accompanied Peter on the group date were Madi, Victoria P., Shiann, Victoria F., Lexi, Natasha, Mykenna, Hannah Ann, Kelsey, and Tammy, according to Carbone.

One distraught and tearful bachelorette ended up being the target of accusations and confrontations with another woman, who "exposed her frailties to Peter," according to an ABC press release for the next episode.

And then one controversial woman tried to defuse her situation by sneaking over to Peter's suite before the next Rose Ceremony.

In the end, Peter was so confident in his decisions that he chose to cancel the cocktail party before the Rose Ceremony, according to ABC -- but that didn't stop two bachelorettes from asking Peter to talk in private before he handed out the roses.

Peter reportedly then eliminated two bachelorettes at The Bachelor season's fifth Rose Ceremony: Lexi and Shiann.

On her way out, one of the eliminated women dropped "a bombshell warning," according to ABC, that made Peter wonder "if his worst nightmare" was coming true.

The eliminations left Hannah Ann, Kelley, Kelsey, Madison, Mykenna, Natasha, Sydney, Tammy, Victoria F., and Victoria P. as Peter's Final 10 The Bachelor bachelorettes.

Spoilers for The Bachelor Episode 6 (Wednesday)

Following their time in Costa Rica, Peter and his 10 remaining The Bachelor bachelorettes traveled to Santiago, Chile for the season's fifth round of dates.

The lucky girls who reportedly received one-on-one dates were Hannah Ann and Victoria F.

According to ABC, the fact that women who had already previously received one-on-one dates with Peter were now receiving additional ones left one bachelorette -- who had yet to receive a solo date with The Bachelor star at all -- totally devastated.

In addition, Peter also embarked on a group date in which he and the women starred in their own telenovela, a Latin American drama entitled El Amor de Pedro.

But the date didn't turn out to be all fun and games, as the women fought and yelled at each other.

Peter therefore had to decide which side in the argument to take, and one woman later worked to get her relationship with Peter back on track at the afterparty.

ABC has also revealed a Chilean one-on-one date left The Bachelor star worried when he learned his date had never been in love before, leaving him questioning if she was truly ready to settle down and get married.

While previously unmentioned by Carbone, ABC has also revealed the round of Chilean dates featured a two-on-one date in which "two feuding females" squared off and one was sent home.

Whether the two-on-one date is in addition to the two one-on-one dates Carbone previously reported occurred (meaning the Chilean round featured a total of four dates), or instead of one of the originally reported two one-on-one dates currently remains unclear.

However, on January 30, Carbone tweeted that Tammy and Mykenna were the two bachelorettes who participated in the two-on-one date and BOTH WOMEN were eliminated on it!

It's also unclear if the season's sixth Rose Ceremony will also be featured in this The Bachelor episode, however Carbone reported four bachelorettes left the show during Peter's round of dates in Chile.

In addition to eliminating both Mykenna and Tammy on their two-on-one date, Peter reportedly also cut Sydney at the Rose Ceremony.

And one more bachelorette also reportedly went home! Carbone reported Victoria P. decided to quit the show and leave The Bachelor on her own.

"Victoria Paul and Peter talk and... they were just on different pages," Carbone wrote in a January 9 blog post. "They mutually agreed to part ways, but again, I don't know how the show will choose to show it."

The specific reason why Victoria P. opted to leave the show has not been disclosed.

However, given Victoria P. (who was Miss Louisiana USA 2019) was spotted arriving back at a Louisiana airport on October 17 and then seen crowning her successor at the Miss Louisiana USA 2020 state pageant on October 18, her Miss Louisiana USA obligations would appear to be the probable reason.

With Victoria P. gone, Peter's lineup of The Bachelor bachelorettes only consisted of six women competing for Peter's heart: Hannah Ann, Kelley, Kelsey, Madison, Victoria F., and Natasha.

Spoilers for The Bachelor Final 6 dates

Peter's sixth round of dates reportedly took place in Peru.

Kelsey and Natasha each received one-one-date dates during the cast's time in Peru, according to Carbone, and Natasha became the first Season 24 bachelorette to not receive a rose on her one-on-one date, eliminating her from the show.

In addition to Natasha, Kelley was also reportedly eliminated during The Bachelor season's time in Peru, which determined the four bachelorettes that received hometown dates with Peter.

Peter's Final 4 bachelorettes were Hannah Ann, Kelsey, Madison, and Victoria F., according to Carbone.

Spoilers for The Bachelor Final 4 Hometowns

Peter's seventh round of dates were his hometown dates, after which he had to eliminate one more girl before going to his Fantasy Suites dates.

The hometown dates reportedly filmed between October 27 and November 1.

Carbone reported unprecedented drama occurred while Peter was filming his hometown date with Victoria F. in Virginia Beach on October 28.

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A woman who previously dated Peter many years ago, Merissa Pence, reportedly showed up at Victoria's hometown date in Virginia to warn The Bachelor star about Victoria's alleged scandalous past -- which allegedly includes several affairs with the husbands of some of Victoria's friends.

Merissa had reportedly spent several weeks trying to contact The Bachelor producers and make Peter aware of Victoria's history, and finally spoke with Peter during a public portion of Victoria's hometown date which featured Victoria and Peter enjoyed a Hunter Hayes concert together.

"She talks to Peter and tells him about Victoria and her past and that she's not here for the right reasons. [Merissa said something like], 'I want you to find your woman. This one isn't for you,'" Carbone said in his December 5 podcast.

A visibly upset Peter then reportedly brought up the allegations to Victoria later that day when they were standing outside of the house where Peter was supposed to meet her family.

"Peter actually never met Victoria's parents later on that night. They argued out in front of her house," Carbone said on the podcast. "They broke up."

However, Victoria reportedly visited Peter in his hotel room the next day and explained herself further, after which Peter apparently said he needed time to think and would reveal his decision at the Rose Ceremony.

(To read more about Victoria F.'s hometown date drama and many more details about her alleged scandalous past, click here.)

Carbone reported that Peter ultimately still opted to keep Victoria F. around after all the drama and instead eliminated Kelsey at the Rose Ceremony.

Peter then reportedly took off to Australia with his Final 3 bachelorettes -- Hannah Ann, Madison and Victoria F.

Spoilers for The Bachelor Final 3 Overnights

The Bachelor star and his three remaining bachelorettes reportedly went to Gold Coast, Australia for the season's overnight Fantasy Suite dates.

Carbone reported Australia hosted both of The Bachelor season's remaining date rounds, with the season's Final Rose Ceremony eventually occurring in Alice Springs.

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Alice Springs is a small town located in Australia's Northern Territory and considered the capital of the Australian Outback. 

Gold Coast is a coastal city in Australia's eastern state of Queensland that is famed for its long sandy beaches, surfing spots, theme parks, and elaborate system of inland canals and waterways.

The two locations are about 1,600 miles apart and feature drastically different climates and geographies.

Following Peter's overnight Fantasy Suite dates, Peter allegedly sent Victoria F. home in third place.

Peter therefore narrowed down the field to his Final 2 ladies: Hannah Ann and Madison.

Spoilers for Final 2 bachelorettes

According to Carbone, Peter's Final Rose Ceremony was filmed in Alice Springs on November 17.

Carbone reported Peter's season didn't have "a normal ending," meaning the Final Rose Ceremony didn't feature Peter rejecting one woman and proposing marriage to the other.

"I can say that I'm very, very confident in saying [that] as we know, [Hannah Ann Sluss] and Madison Prewett are your Final 2," Carbone revealed in a podcast in December.

"On that Final Rose Ceremony day, it was not down to those two [women], he dumped one, chose the other, and they got engaged. It is not a normal ending this season."

So did The Bachelor star propose to Hannah Ann or Madison? Or neither?

In fact, Carbone has admitted he currently isn't 100 percent certain what Peter's relationship status is right now, or what it was when he left Australia and returned to America in late November.

On his January 2 podcast, Carbone revealed that Peter did not get engaged to anyone at the season's Final Rose Ceremony and also did not get engaged to anyone before he returned home from Australia.

Carbone also said he believes it is possible Peter will get engaged on The Bachelor: After the Final Rose's live broadcast in March, and feels it is unlikely Peter has continued to date both Hannah Ann and Madison after the final Rose Ceremony.

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Peter has also made interview comments that many viewers believe suggest his season continues beyond the final Rose Ceremony and he hasn't filmed the ending of his The Bachelor season yet.

"There's a reason that no one is going to find out the ending, and I'm very, very excited," Peter told People in an interview before the season's premiered.

"I can say I am very happy with how everything turned out. And I'm excited for everyone to tune in and have it be the very first unspoiled season in a while. So, it's going to be good!"

Carbone is among those who currently believe the ending of Peter's season likely hasn't been filmed yet. According to Carbone, he can't spoil something that hasn't happened yet.

On his January 2 podcast, Carbone also reported Peter did not receive a blessing from Madison's father to propose marriage during Madison's hometown date.

If Madison turns out to be the winner, however, Peter may have gotten permission to pop the question later. Peter could have called Madison's father from Australia, for example, but Carbone is waiting for more details.

Peter previously called his journey on The Bachelor "insane," while show host Chris Harrison recently teased to Entertainment Tonight the process was "a wild ride."

Is Hannah Brown part of the finale somehow? Did Peter dump Madison and Hannah Ann, and reunite with Hannah instead?

Unfortunately for viewers hoping for a reconciliation between the two, Peter reportedly did not try to reunite with Hannah B. at the end of his season, and she did not play any role in the ending.

"Hannah Brown has nothing to do with the ending of this season," Carbone wrote in his January 9 blog posting.

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"I know people are still holding out hope, and I know you'll have questions about, 'Well how can he just shut off those feelings,' or 'are you sure,' and 'well what about this or this...' etc," Carbone continued in his blog post.

"All I can tell you and officially confirm today is that after you see Hannah and Peter finish up their convo on [Episode 2], she has nothing to do with the rest of Peter's season."

Carbone reported Hannah B. "doesn't show up at the finale," nor is the former Alabama beauty queen part of some dramatic twist later on this season.

"They're not secretly dating, nothing," Carbone insisted. "Sorry Peter and Hannah Brown fans. No dice."

Hannah also called Peter "bud" on Instagram and wished him luck in his journey to find a co-pilot after the premiere episode of The Bachelor, seemingly suggesting there's no romance between them now.

According to Carbone's January 9 blog posting, "Peter's incessant stance of 'no one's gonna find out the ending to my season' I believe has more to do with the HOW of his season moreso than the WHO."

Carbone apparently believes Peter is not single at the moment and is with Hannah Ann or Madison, even if he isn't engaged.

"It's not like we're thinking anyone outside of the final 2 are with him and he's deciding between 30 women. Now that you know Hannah Brown doesn't play any role in his final decision, and I can solidly say Peter is not single, this is a Hannah Ann/Madison discussion," Carbone wrote in his January 9 blog.

"I just think the details of HOW he gets to that point, and everything it takes to get there, I don't know if I'll ever have every detail for you before it plays out. But I do think he's with someone based on everything I've heard, but it's a convoluted way to get there."

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