If you were holding your breath for “Bachelor in Paradise” to wrap up tonight… yep, deep sigh. It’s not airing tonight. But don’t worry; your paradise fix is coming really soon, and I’ve got all the details so you don’t miss a single romantic, dramatic, or totally chaotic moment.
When Is the Finale?
Mark your calendars: the Season 10 finale drops on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, at 8:00pm ET on ABC. It’s a two-hour event, so expect to be glued to the screen for a while.
According to Decider, ABC pushed the finale to Tuesday instead of the usual Monday because of Labor Day, which makes sense. Let’s be real: who really wants to juggle the family barbecue and paradise drama at the same time? You can catch it live on ABC if you have cable or satellite, or stream it on Hulu, YouTube TV, or DirecTV Stream if you prefer. Basically, no excuses.
Who’s Still in Paradise?
Five couples have made it this far, and yes, the tension is real:
- Kat Izzo & Dale Moss
- Andrew Spencer & Alexe Godin
- Spencer Conley & Jess Edwards
- Jeremy Simon & Bailey Brown
- Keith Gordon & Kathy Swarts
These couples have survived awkward conversations, emotional meltdowns, and the ever-present threat of heartbreak.
Former Bachelorette, Hannah Brown, told Entertainment Weekly what’s been happening behind the scenes in a recent interview following the latest episode. Despite Kat’s struggles, she and Dale impressed therapist Dr. Berman and were named winners of the Relationship Test, a decision Hannah supported. She also defended Kat’s bug-induced freakouts (because, let’s be honest, bugs in Costa Rica are not cute).
She expressed doubts about Bailey and Jeremy’s compatibility, citing differing interests and recent red flags, including Jeremy’s contact with ex-contestant Susie. Still, Hannah admitted physical chemistry may be influencing Bailey’s judgment. She also praised Alexe and Andrew’s emotional growth after Dr. Berman questioned their chemistry, which led to a heartfelt “I love you” exchange.
Hannah then teased that the finale will be “dramatic, shocking, romantic.” Basically everything we live for.
How to Watch
You’ve got options. ABC is streaming it live, Hulu has it on-demand (next day), and yes, cable/satellite options still work. Personally, I recommend grabbing snacks, a comfy spot on the couch, and maybe a friend or two to scream at the TV with. This finale is gonna be one for the books.
With the last episode of this season just a day away, it’s officially time to get excited. Grab your Bachelor Nation crew, prep your commentary, and get ready for the drama, romance, and unpredictable chaos that only “Bachelor in Paradise” can deliver. Seriously, this is the episode everyone will be talking about for days.
