Kelsey To Self Eliminate? Her ‘We Need To Talk’ Note To Joey Explained
Monday night’s episode of The Bachelor ended on a cliffhanger and fans are MAD!
Joey Graziadei and Kelsey Anderson’s love story reached new heights during the fantasy suites episode after the couple admitted they’re falling in love with each other.
The fairytale romance soon came crashing down after the Golden Bachelor runner-up Leslie Fhima’s visit to Kelsey in Tulum.
Leslie, who had a similarly strong Fantasy Suite date with Gerry Turner but didn’t get his final rose warned Kelsey about the upcoming final rose.
“I wish I wouldn’t have felt so confident,” Leslie tells Kelsey to keep in the back of her mind that she “might not be it.”
“I was very, very sad because I was really in love with him. I would not wish that on my worst enemy, that feeling I had where I was confident and that was it.”
Following her talk with Leslie, Kelsey began doubting her connection with Joey, and left him a note saying, “We need to talk.”
“This would derail everything if something’s wrong, if she needs to leave, or if something happened,” Joey said. “I don’t know. I don’t want her to leave. I want her to be here — I want her to want to be here. This is like my worst nightmare coming true.”
Kelsey admitted that she’d rather leave prematurely than be heartbroken in the end.
“If it’s not me, it’s something I don’t think I could get over. I would be devastated,” she says. “I would rather leave now than have my heart completely broken.”
“Leslie helped me realize regardless the outcome I will be okay,” Kelsey wrote on her Instagram Story. “I am so thankful for our talk. Please please be kind.”
So, what exactly does Kelsey want to talk about?
SPOILER ALERT
[This article contains spoilers from the Bachelor season 28 finale]
NO, Kelsey doesn’t leave the show!
Kelsey writes that note to get some reassurance from Joey because she is scared of not being chosen in the end.
Joey talks her into staying for the rose ceremony!
That means Rachel Nance’s journey on the Bachelor is going to come to an end next week before the Women Tell All.
