"Bachelorette" Andi Dorfman made her final choice on Monday, July 28 after narrowing her search down to two men: Josh Murray and Nick Viall. The season 10 finale didn't disappoint and even came with a few surprises along the way.
During the show, Dorfman handed her final rose to former baseball star Josh Murray who in return got down on one knee and proposed with a gorgeous engagement ring. If you've been paying attention to the endless spoilers, this proposal probably didn't come as a surprise.
Even though the finale aired last night, Dorfman and Murray have been engaged for months and are reportedly planning their wedding. While Bachelor Nation was pleased with the ending, Viall was clearly upset and couldn't wait to confront Dorfman during the live post-finale sit-down.
Viall told host Chris Harrison he wanted to have an "honest conversation" with the former district attorney about what went down between them. To Dorfman's surprise - and everyone else watching - Viall revealed that he and the reality star "made love" during the Fantasy Suite episode.
"The hard part is... feeling like you did," he said, then referenced to their alone time in the Fantasy Suite, "If you knew how in love with you I was, why did you make love with me?"
Apparently, Viall doesn't know the one rule about Fantasy Suites: you don't talk about Fantasy Suites. It's the one time the bachelor or bachelorette gets to spend time with the final contestants without microphones or cameras.
"That's below the belt," Dorfman responded, clearly agitated.
The Georgia native went on to say that she respected Viall enough to share her true feelings before the final rose ceremony because she didn't want him to pick out an engagement ring and think he would be proposing to her.
Clearly, Viall wasn't happy with her response but Harrison intervened before things got even more awkward. Following the pair's heated exchange, Harrison brought out Dorfman's new fiance, Josh Murray, and the whole mood changed.
After the season finale, the newly engaged "Bachelorette" couple made their first appearance together on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and revealed they both want four kids. Murray even joked that he was already trying to get Dorfman pregnant.
Are you glad Andi Dorfman picked Josh Murray? Was Nick Viall out of line?
