Countdown to Love: Who's Left on Season 1 of 'The Golden Bachelorette'? (SPOILERS)

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Episode 7 of The Golden Bachelorette.

The inaugural season of The Golden Bachelorette is finally here, and we couldn't be more excited to watch Joan Vassos on her search for a second chance at true love. Her journey is officially underway, and it's already overflowing with heartwarming moments!

Now that Joan has narrowed her search down, who's still in the running for her affection? Keep scrolling to discover who's sticking around for another week and who will make an early exit from ABC's hit dating show.

*SPOILERS FOR WEEK 7 BELOW*

In her seventh week as the leading lady, Joan Vassos trims her roster from three suitors to just two. And now, with the finale looming, the 61-year-old leading lady has to make some difficult decisions if she hopes to find love with someone again.

Here's who's left on Season 1 of The Golden Bachelorette:

• Chock Chapple — A 60-year-old insurance executive from Wichita, Kan.
• Guy Gansert — A 66-year-old ER doctor from Reno, Nev.

With only two men remaining ahead of Week 8, Joan is feeling the pressure. As she wonders if she is even ready for the next big chapter of her life, Joan's final two suitors seem eager to settle down with her.

In a shocking turn of events, Pascal Ibgui self-eliminates because he's not in love with Joan. Having only recently ended a serious relationship a year ago, it's evident that the Frenchman isn't ready to open up his heart again just yet.

Joan completely understands, but ultimately, she is crushed. She admits she feels like a failure and fears she may end this journey alone.

Hometown dates lay it all on the line for Joan — even though she goes into them with an open mind, she leaves with even more questions. And when it comes down to it, she has a stronger connection with Pascal, Guy, and Chock.

With that said, Joan sends Jordan Heller home ahead of overnight dates.

Ahead of the fifth rose ceremony, Joan pulls Mark Anderson for a private chat and lets him know she's sending him home. He handles the early elimination perfectly, prompting Joan to say he doesn't have a "mean bone in [his] body."

At the rose ceremony, she sends home Jonathan Rone and Keith Gordon, aka the recipient of her first impression rose.

During the fourth rose ceremony, Joan makes the difficult decision to send home four guys, reducing her group from 11 to just seven suitors. With that being said, she says goodbye to Gil Ramirez, Gary Levingston, Dan Roemer, and Charles Ling.

It's bittersweet, as most of these guys are absolute sweethearts!

Following an emotional week, the third rose ceremony is bittersweet as Joan reluctantly says goodbye to three more guys. Despite her hesitation to eliminate anyone, she tears up while sending home Kim Buike, Charles "CK" King, and Gregg Lassen.

Wait, with Gregg gone, who's going to do Pascal's laundry!?

After an eventful week filled with plenty of romance and fun, our leading lady Joan sends four men packing during the rose second ceremony: Jack Lencioni, Bob Kilroy, Christopher Stallworth, and Michael Stevens.

At the first rose ceremony, Joan Vassos decides to send six lovely guys packing earlier than expected. So, with that said, let's bid farewell to Bill Hernandez, David Huff, Ken O'Brien, Pablo Gonzalez-Juana, Ralph "RJ" Johnson, and Thomas Haughney.

Who will go home next? Make sure to tune into new episodes of The Golden Bachelorette on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC to find out! Stream the next day on Hulu.