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THE FINAL ROSE
When is The Bachelor finale?
Without giving too much away, Joey Graziadei said the finale is "a finish that we have not seen before"
THE BACHELOR returned for its 28th season as a new roster of women competed for a chance at love.
Kelsey Anderson and Daisy Kent are the last two contestants standing, and Joey Graziadei must choose who will receive the final rose.
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When is The Bachelor finale?
The Bachelor season 28 finale is scheduled for March 25, 2024.
That Monday at 8 pm EST, viewers can tune in to the finale via ABC.
Live streaming is available on Hulu Live and Fubo TV.
After the finale's cable premiere, the episode is available to stream the next day courtesy of Hulu.
Season 28's final rose ceremony will see Joey Graziadei make his final choice between Daisy Kent and Kelsey Anderson.
While discussing the finale with , Joey teased: "There were real emotions.
"It’s hard to describe what the emotions were because it gives too much of what the ending is.
"I’ll say that was the final day, those were real tears and I think you’ll understand where they come from as you watch the rest of the story.
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"I can’t tell you much, but I am being told that it’s a finish that we have not seen before.
"I’m just happy to see people are getting invested in this whole entire story and interested to see what the finish is going to be."
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When did Joey Graziadei become The Bachelor?
On August 21, 2023, ABC announced Joey as the franchise's 28th Bachelor.
The reveal came after Joey became the runner-up in The Bachelorette season 20, where Charity Lawson got engaged to Dotun Olubeko instead of him.
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Regarding the network's offer and Charity's rejection, Joey recalled to : "I was just focused on getting back to my normal life, kind of getting ready for what it was going to be like to see myself on TV.
"I was back in Hawaii trying to get back to normalcy, is how I always word it.
"And through that time, I was able to continue to work on myself, realize what I learned, be grateful for the experience, and move on from my relationship with Charity.
"By the time the conversation started and I was interviewing for the Bachelor role, I was in a place where I felt ready."
He added: "I know it’s something that I would regret if I said no to it, and it’d be amazing to be in a position where I can actually find my person.
"So when that question came, it was easy for me to say yes.
"I did put a lot of time into [the decision]. I always try to be prepped for those situations.
"I never want to be surprised by them. I never expected anything, but I was ready for it if it came my way.
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"The format is great TV. You’re putting people in tough situations.
"It’s challenging, but it’s just one of those things that I feel like it is held up because the people have been great, and the format has consistently held up through its time."
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