The Bachelorette - Season 20
Season 20
Episodes
Week 1
Twenty-five men travel across the country searching for love and hoping to find it with bachelorette Charity Lawson.
Week 2
Charity kicks off her journey in Los Angeles with a concert from Lauren Alaina; Charity attempts to break a Bachelor Nation record with the help of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey.
Week 3
A high-stakes week on the road includes two one-on-one dates and a group date inspired by the film "Barbie."
Week 4
Charity and the remaining men venture to Stevenson, Washington, for a week full of scenic dates that take their love to new heights and test their survival skills; drama erupts when a surprise guest crashes the cocktail party.
Week 5
With hometowns on the line and Charity's last chance at clarity before meeting families, she and the bachelors spend a crucial week in New Orleans filled with unexpected dates and shocking twists.
Week 6
The stakes are higher than ever as Charity travels across the country to meet the families of her remaining men, hopeful the visits will offer clarity.
Week 7
Charity and her final three men travel to Fiji where adventures include Fijian pre-marriage rituals, a jungle ATV adventure and jet skiing; an unforeseen visitor crashes the trip.
The Men Tell All
In a night full of confrontations, apologies and emotions, Charity reunites with 13 memorable men to address the season's most unforgettable moments; finale sneak peek; an appearance from the golden bachelor.
Week 9
It's a crucial week in Fiji as Charity navigates the surprise of Aaron's return and introduces two men to her family; Jesse Palmer sits down with Charity and her final three men to watch the conclusion of her journey.
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