Fans were thrilled when it was announced that “The Golden Bachelor” would have a second season, but even before Mel Owens’ season started, he was surrounded by controversy. Most people have forgotten the comments he made that ruffled some feathers, and now, as the show nears its end, there has been much speculation about who Owens will pick.
Mel Owens’ ‘The Golden Bachelor’ Season Winner
Owens is down to three ladies: Cindy Cullers, Peg Munson, and Debbie Siebers. There is chatter about the women this season, and many fans have shared on social media that they think Cindy will win.
Reality Steve has also shared his predictions for the finale, noting that Cindy’s camera time suggests she could be in the final two. “My guess is Cindy’s gotta be one of the final two. It it was just they, the, the amount of camera time that she got in Wednesday night’s episode, she’s gotta be in the final two, if not the winner,” he says. “But I don’t have any spoilers. That’s just a personal opinion based off of, and you know what, this, you know what’s so weird, honestly.”
No updates or spoilers have been leaked, but Owens has discussed his ending.
Mel Owens Teases His Ending
Owens, a former NFL player and father of two, has discussed the ending to his season in an interview with Us Weekly, published on Wednesday, October 22, ahead of the latest episode. Owens discussed various aspects of his life and his time on the show. The publication also claims he “lights up” when talking about the finale.
“ABC can put on a production. We go to Antigua. I’ve never been there. I’ve been to islands, but I’ve never been there. But whoever scouted it out and set it up and got things prepared, just the little details, it’s just so good,” he said. He also revealed how “it’s the most dramatic” ending.
He continued, “You have the setting, and I know who it is. It’s really emotional. And you’re a little nervous, but it’s so brilliant. … It’s so good, you won’t believe it.”
Owens also discussed how he picked the winner, explaining that he thought long and hard about it, even creating a pros and cons list to help him decide. “I can do it in my head, but when you write stuff down, it’s meaningful. I wanted to write down my first impressions, the goods, the bads, the neutrals. It really didn’t sway me, but I could still look at it,” he told Us Weekly.
He continued, “It was tough, and I’m just trying to figure out who is going to be the best fit for me, who I would enjoy. The hometowns are all great. But there’s that magnetism that pulls you in that direction no matter what, and it’s a little bit more toward one person than the other, so I went with my gut.”
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