Special Guests Spice Up Fantasy Suite Week in Season 28 of 'The Bachelor'

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for those not caught up on Season 28 of The Bachelor.

Time flies when you're having fun — and falling in love! Seriously, we're not kidding around; Joey Graziadei's stint on The Bachelor seems to have flown past in a blink. Can you believe Season 28 is almost over already?

Unlike previous leading men, Joey is fully committed to finding his life partner, as shown by his firm eliminations. In the March 4 episode, Joey visits the hometowns of his final four contenders: Kelsey, Rachel, Daisy, and Maria. By the end, fan-favorite contestant Maria Georgas gets the boot, as Joey has too many doubts about their connection.

With hometown dates behind us, what's next? When will fans finally get to witness those highly-anticipated fantasy suite dates? Keep reading for the scoop!

Traditionally, fantasy suite dates typically follow a week after hometown visits. So, considering the hometown dates episode aired on March 4, the highly anticipated Fantasy Suite Week episode, filmed in Tulum, Mexico, is scheduled to air on Monday, March 18, 2024!

In the trailer for the fantasy suite episode, Joey confesses that he's "falling in love" with all three remaining ladies. He expresses his hope to feel fully prepared to propose by the end of the journey, stating, "I hope by the end of this, I feel everything I need to to be able to get down on one knee and know it's my person."

The trailer also unveils that the final three will receive advice from three beloved Golden Bachelor fan-favorites: Leslie Fhima, Sandra Mason, and Susan Noles. Drawing from their own romantic experiences, these legendary golden-aged women offer guidance to the contestants.

Rachel shares with Susan her feelings for Joey, while Sandra goes into great detail about the nuances of intimacy with Daisy. Leslie, the runner-up on Season 1 of The Golden Bachelor, advises Kelsey to "always have something in the back of your head that you might not be it."

The trailer's final moments reveal security footage capturing Joey's discovery of a letter sticking out of his hotel room door, bearing the message, "We need to talk." Well, that doesn't sound good!

Amidst tearful confessions, Joey expresses his internal struggle with vulnerability and fear of rejection. He admits, "I have this feeling deep down inside that once I show every part of myself, people don't fall in love with me." The trailer hints at impending drama, leaving viewers on edge with Joey's emotional turmoil.

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