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Bachelor Women: Where Are They Now?

Hint: probably not with the bachelor.

Rae Land
Jan 11, 2016
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Bachelor Women: Where Are They Now?
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America's favorite bachelor thus far, Ben, began his magical journey to find love on TV this past Monday. In honor of Ben, let's take a look at where past bachelor winners are today. This list only includes women from seasons starting in 2010 because those are the only ones we, millennials, remember.

1. Vienna Girardi from Jake Pavelka's Season 14

Roses are red, psychos are dissed. Vienna and Jake ended their relationship a few short months after the proposal in 2010. They were reunited again, a year later, on the first season of MTV's Bachelor Pad. Today, she has a new serious beau pictured with her above.

2. Emily Maynard from Brad Womack's Season 15

Emily and Brad broke up while the show was airing and then got back together after the show's finale. But then they broke up again a couple months later. After having her own season as the bachelorette, she broke up with the winner, Jef, shortly after. Many roses later, in 2014, she married Tyler Johnson and gave birth to a son in 2015.

3. Courtney Roberson from Ben Flajnik's Season 16

Courtney and Ben broke up while the show was airing, got reunited and re-engaged, and then broke up a few months later. She was known for quickly giving up her "rose" and having a skinny dipping rendezvous in the ocean on air with Ben. In 2014, she released a tell-all book called, "I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends: Confessions of a Reality Show Villain." The title confirmed what we all already thought of her anyway. Before the show, she was a model. Today she is a realtor for luxury real estate. There's no word on who she's giving up her rose to these days, but I'm sure rose isn't singular.

4. Catherine Giudici Lowe from Sean Lowe's Season 17

As her last name confirms, this fan favorite couple got married on live TV in 2014. Recently they announced that they are expecting their first child. A rarity in Bachelor nation.

5. Nikki Ferrell from Juan Pablo Galavis' Season 18

Juan Pablo did not propose to Nikki but they continued their relationship. On "After the Final Rose," JP made things awkward by refusing to say he loved her. After couples therapy, months of fighting, and looking for love in all the wrong places, they finally decided to end their relationship a few months after the season finale. On January 4, Nikki's newest boyfriend proposed.

6. Whitney Bischoff from Chris Soules' Season 19

Old McDonald couldn't keep a fiancé on his farm. This couple broke off their engagement a couple months after the season finale. Today, Whitney is single, mingling, and "casually dating."

Women all across America are already hoping that Ben and his winner break up. Because if you can't have him, then why should anybody?

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