How Does Zach's 'Bachelor' Season 27 End? What He's Said (2024)

While many Bachelor and Bachelorette couples have called it quits while the series is airing, Zach Shallcross has all but confirmed season 27 of the ABC series at least ends in a proposal.“I’m very happy and I think fans are gonna be really surprised at the love journey,” the reality star teased to Us Weekly ahead of the January 2023 premiere.During the first episode, Zach noted that he felt like his wife was among the 30 contestants who arrived at the mansion for him. Us subsequently asked Zach whether that feeling changed during production.“That’s a great, great question,” he responded. “To be honest, there was not one moment throughout the entire filming where I wasn't confident that she's in this room.”During an interview with Variety, the Bachelorette season 19 alum noted that “a lot happens” in his “emotional roller-coaster” of a season, but it’s all a “beautiful part of how everything works out.”While Zach told Us that his season won’t feature “dumb drama,” there are plenty of tears in the trailer.[sendtonews type="float" key="ySOJOs5xeh-2830041-14453"]“The one thing that fans will know or learn about me is I’m a guy that wears my heart on my sleeve. I don’t try to hide it. I’m an emotional guy,” he told Variety. “Those tears, it comes from a place of never wanting to really hurt anyone, and that’s a hard thing when you’re in this environment where it’s inevitable – like, people will be going home. Without giving too much away, the tears come from a place of just feeling for all the women involved and trying my best to navigate it.”Past Bachelors, including Ben Higgins and Clayton Echard, have fallen in love with more than one woman during their respective season. For Zach, that wasn’t an option.“I feel like the Bachelor world — Bachelor/Bachelorette — they literally coined the different terms of love: ‘Falling in love, in love, I love you.’ For me, yeah, it was something that was definitely in my mind,” he told Us. “I’m someone that believes you have one true love, like, the one person that your heart just yearns for. The one you think of when you go to bed. The one you think of when you wake up. You only have one love, but there are varying degrees of love to get to that point. And your heart knows what it wants. It can get pulled into different directions and that’s something that can happen. But for me, I am a firm believer that there is just that one true love.”Zach will choose between his final two — Kaity Biggar and Gabi Elnicki — during the Monday, March 27, finale. If he gets engaged, he will be the first Bachelor to get down on one knee since Peter Weber in 2020.“I’m very happy with how things worked out and everything happened for a reason,” he teased to Us in February 2023. “I wish every single one of these women the best. They're all awesome in their own unique ways.”Scroll through for more from Zach:

While many Bachelor and Bachelorette couples have called it quits while the series is airing, Zach Shallcross has all but confirmed season 27 of the ABC series at least ends in a proposal.“I’m very happy and I think fans are gonna be really surprised at the love journey,” the reality star teased to Us Weekly ahead of the January 2023 premiere.During the first episode, Zach noted that he felt like his wife was among the 30 contestants who arrived at the mansion for him. Us subsequently asked Zach whether that feeling changed during production.“That’s a great, great question,” he responded. “To be honest, there was not one moment throughout the entire filming where I wasn't confident that she's in this room.”During an interview with Variety, the Bachelorette season 19 alum noted that “a lot happens” in his “emotional roller-coaster” of a season, but it’s all a “beautiful part of how everything works out.”While Zach told Us that his season won’t feature “dumb drama,” there are plenty of tears in the trailer.[sendtonews type="float" key="ySOJOs5xeh-2830041-14453"]“The one thing that fans will know or learn about me is I’m a guy that wears my heart on my sleeve. I don’t try to hide it. I’m an emotional guy,” he told Variety. “Those tears, it comes from a place of never wanting to really hurt anyone, and that’s a hard thing when you’re in this environment where it’s inevitable – like, people will be going home. Without giving too much away, the tears come from a place of just feeling for all the women involved and trying my best to navigate it.”Past Bachelors, including Ben Higgins and Clayton Echard, have fallen in love with more than one woman during their respective season. For Zach, that wasn’t an option.“I feel like the Bachelor world — Bachelor/Bachelorette — they literally coined the different terms of love: ‘Falling in love, in love, I love you.’ For me, yeah, it was something that was definitely in my mind,” he told Us. “I’m someone that believes you have one true love, like, the one person that your heart just yearns for. The one you think of when you go to bed. The one you think of when you wake up. You only have one love, but there are varying degrees of love to get to that point. And your heart knows what it wants. It can get pulled into different directions and that’s something that can happen. But for me, I am a firm believer that there is just that one true love.”Zach will choose between his final two — Kaity Biggar and Gabi Elnicki — during the Monday, March 27, finale. If he gets engaged, he will be the first Bachelor to get down on one knee since Peter Weber in 2020.“I’m very happy with how things worked out and everything happened for a reason,” he teased to Us in February 2023. “I wish every single one of these women the best. They're all awesome in their own unique ways.”Scroll through for more from Zach:

“To be honest, there was not one moment throughout the entire filming where I wasn't confident that she's in this room,” he told Us of his future wife. “The love was so strong, and you couldn't even ignore it, like, at all. And that was something that made me feel better, [the feeling of], ‘Yes, this is actually working. It's not just a TV show.’ And then now, it's like, ‘Oh s—t, I'm going home alone.’ I felt during the whole thing, ‘I think this is gonna work.’”

“Do I get my heart broken? You’ll just have to tune in,” Zach told Variety. After the outlet inquired whether there are elements of his season still playing out post-filming, he responded: "I know what you’re asking. I’m very happy. I’m very happy. So, I don’t know. But who knows?"

“To get to this point, it was a lot of craziness, a lot of ups and downs and things that definitely could have gone different and better, I’d say. But all in all, I wouldn’t trade it for how I’m feeling now, which is very happy,” he told Deadline.

“I would tell the critics and the fans, if you wanna watch something or this show and actually see love and no bulls—t and not a scene or not an act, then I think you’re really gonna love this [season]. If you are someone that wants the unnecessary dumb drama — alright, [but] I might not be your guy. Plain and simple,” Zach told Us. “I’m very happy and I think fans are gonna be really surprised at the love journey.”