‘The Bachelor’ finale promo prompts fans to think Peter Weber apologizes to Ann after choosing Madison

Say what you want about Peter Weber in The Bachelor, but you can’t call him a liar. Before the premiere in January 2020, the 28-year-old pilot promised fans that his finale would be spoiler-free. Now, Peter’s The Bachelor finale is only a few weeks away, and still no one knows the identity of his final choice. But even so, ABC has dropped the teasers as the journey continues. Then, on February 24, the network released a short promo about the graduation finale, which has fans theorizing Weber’s final choice between Hannah Ann Sluss, Madison Prewett and Victoria Fuller.

For those who don’t remember, Peter Weber has previously admitted to having been “intimate” during Fantasy Suite week. As a result, Madison – who is saving herself for marriage and asked Weber not to sleep with anyone else – left. Leaving the fans on a cliff.

Then, at the start of The Bachelor’s final promo on February 24, Victoria F. and Hannah Ann lined up side by side for the elimination of the final ceremony of the three roses. Madison’s missing considerably, but will she be back? Fans will have to wait and see.

Nevertheless, everyone’s in an emotional situation. “It makes me feel uncomfortable,” says Hannah Ann with a voiceover. “I want to be here so much, I want to feel like I have a choice.”

Meanwhile, Victoria F. says, “It’s unfair and I don’t like it.” Then the promo flashes at a Weber tears. “I haven’t done things the right way,” she says to anchorman Chris Harrison.

Flash-forward past the “Women Tell All” part, the final promo of the Bachelor season continues with Weber freaking out. “I’m very grateful for our relationship, but it’s all over,” he says in a voice-over as dramatic shots from Australia pass. I don’t even know how to do it”. I’m heartbroken right now”.

Later, after Barbara’s family shot begging her son to go find someone, Weber is seen apologizing. “I’m so sorry,” says Weber. “From the bottom of my heart, I’m so sorry.” I swear to God, I never imagined this.”

According to Reality Steve, Victoria F. is the next woman to be eliminated from Weber’s season. She is sent home during the last three roses ceremony, leaving Hannah Ann and Madison. That said, we don’t know if Madison leaves or returns at this point.

After Bachelor Week 9 on February 24, a Reddit fan theorized to whom Weber is apologizing in the final promo. And even though the preview makes it look like Weber is apologizing to Madison, the fan thinks it’s actually Hannah Ann.

“Does anyone else feel like Peter is talking to [Hannah Ann] and going after Madison?” the fan wrote. “That sounds like the kind of apology tone Arie [Luyendyk Jr.] had when she broke up with Becca [Kufrin].”

Then another fan added to the original post, diving deeper into what could happen to make Weber apologize to Hannah Ann at the end of the season.

“Madi leaves, Peter is devastated but he’s back on track to be with Hannah, no proposition. He can’t get Madi out of his head, dumps Hannah and tries to win Madi back,” the fan wrote.

Many Bachelor Nation fans agree that Weber’s ending theory is plausible. But even so, it seems no one really knows what to expect going forward. As some fans have said, Weber could still apologize to Madison.

“That’s actually the part that made me think he was telling Madison,” one fan commented in response to the original post. “As if she could never imagine him rejecting her or eventually not being together.”

The fan continued: “Or if it’s [Hannah Ann] I could see that it’s a situation where she chose to go out with [Hannah Ann] post season and very quickly decided she wanted to go after Madi. Ugh, I just want to know!”

Regardless of what happens, Weber’s graduation finale will definitely make us guess until the end. And even now, it’s possible that his trip is still going on. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter on February 25, Weber could not confirm or deny that his story is still on the air after the shoot.

“It’s definitely a wild finish,” Peter Weber said. “I’ll say this: It’s been the craziest last week of my life. Things have changed until the last second.”