'The Bachelor' News, Latest Spoilers: Chris Soules Chooses Final 2 Bachelorettes

Last Monday on "The Bachelor," Chris Soules took Kaitlyn, Becca, and Whitney on one-on-one dates in Bali, and Chris picks chooses the final two among the ladies.

Chris' first date in Bali was with Kaitlyn. They took part in a spiritual ritual with the locals, and after that they walked the streets and came across some monkeys. A few of them jumped on Chris and he fed them bananas. Later, Kaitlyn tells Chris that she's falling in love with him and she accepts his invitation to the fantasy suite.

For his date Whitney, Chris opted for a boat ride and they discussed her sister's hesitance to give them her blessing during their hometown visit. Whitney said that she was upset that her sister spoiled a special moment, but Chris reassures her that it didn't change anything between them.

After the boat ride, Chris asks Whitney if she'll be comfortable leaving Chicago. She tells him that while she has a career there, she's not really happy because she doesn't have someone in her life. She said that she would gladly move somewhere in a heartbeat and start her life as a family woman. She spends the night in the fantasy suite with Chris.

For his final date the next day, Chris takes Becca with him to a medicine man. When she asked for advice for their date, the medicine man said that they should get intimate. Becca got invited to the fantasy suite, and there she finally tells Chris her secret — she's a virgin. Chris tells her that he respects her decision to save herself for marriage.

The next day, all three ladies meet Chris at a temple. Chris and Becca excuse themselves to talk. They rejoin the other two, and Chris gives Whitney a rose, and the final rose to Becca. As he said his goodbyes to Kaitlyn, she wonders what went wrong in their relationship. He tells her that it was a tough decision to make, but ultimately, he had to follow his heart.

"The Bachelor" airs Mondays at 8/7c on ABC.

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