Bachelor in Paradise: Who Was Sent Home Last Night?

Bachelor in Paradise has commenced again after a year-long close down due to the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic and also a temporary halt by Warner Bris because of sexual misconduct allegations.

ABC announced its list of 41 contestants who joined the steamy BiP cast. Among them were former Bachelor contestants, Victoria Larson, Abigail Heringer, Victoria Fuller, Serena Pitt, and fellow bachelorette contestants, Joe Amabile, Connor Brennan, and Aaron Clancy.

Who Was Sent Home Last Night?

Tuesday’s (September 7) episode saw Chris and Alana exit the show. Meanwhile, they were not sent home but they decided to leave the show. Chris exited after Jessenia who was angry asked him to pack his bags and leave.

Both Chris and Alana received a lot of backlash from fans while the show was on as they were called out and compared to villains Brendan and Pieper. They both left the show in two separate cars.

Last week’s episode in Bachelor of Paradise saw a few people self-eliminate including Tahzjuan and Tre.

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