Kaitlyn Bristowe reportedly has a rock on her ring finger.
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And what's more, Bristowe and her final suitor are reportedly still together and their relationship is thriving.
"She's everything he's ever wanted in a woman," a source reportedly said. "He never expected to fall this hard in such a short time."
"[Bristowe] went through so much to get here," a show insider added. "But at the end of the day, Kaitlyn is so, so happy to be engaged and ready to spend the rest of her life with someone really special. It's really why she came on the show."
Bristowe, 30, also reportedly allowed her Season 11 runner-up to pop the question. He was heartbroken and shocked Bristowe rejected him and turned down his proposal.
While Bristowe's alleged fiance remains unnamed, Bristowe might've spoiled her ending already because she accidentally sent out a Snapchat last week of herself and contestant Shawn Booth lying in bed together. She had her head resting on Booth's shirtless chest, E! News reported.
In the photo, Booth grew out a short beard and only half of Bristowe's face could be seen. She appeared to be wearing a black tank top, and the tattoo on her right arm was visible. Bristowe quickly deleted the snap photo, but it didn't matter, because a fan was still able to take a screenshot of it. Social media then went crazy over the news they're hanging out together in an intimate way.
Booth emerged as a frontrunner on The Bachelorette early on because Bristowe was very attracted to him and felt a strong connection with him. He received Bristowe's first impression rose and a romantic one-on-one kayaking date complete with fireworks.
After Booth admitted to Bristowe he was falling in love with her, the Bachelorette actually reciprocated the same words, which rarely happens on the show. From that point on, Booth grew increasingly more jealous of Bristowe's relationships with other men in the house, especially her bond with Nick Viall. He became desperate for reassurance, and Monday night's episode left off with Booth confronting Bristowe about how hard the process was going to be for him.
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