'The Bachelorette' 2014 Spoilers: Boyz II Men Date Ends in Disaster, 2 Men Leave Early (TRAILER VIDEO)
"The Bachelorette" aired a special episode last night featuring guest stars Boyz II Men and an unexpected departure. Tonight, though, another contestant will say "goodbye" to Andi and leave in a state of uncertainty.
Andi and Nick went on a solo date of hiking and bike-riding before ending up at the Santa Barbara courthouse. The two seemed to really hit it off and wound up kissing before Andi presented Nick with a rose, ensuring that he would be safe for the upcoming week. After that, it was on to a group date with Brian, Marquel, Cody, Tasos, Ron, Brett, Bradley, Josh, Eric, Andrew, Patrick and Marcus. In a surprising twist, the guys got a singing lesson from the performers in Boyz II Men.
It was the men's turn to perform for Andi, and they attempted to serenade her with the classic hit "I'll Make Love to You." Of course, the men tried their hardest to do the song and Andi proud, but failed miserably several times. Boyz II Men actually told the cameras that Andi was also not the best singer, but Andi chose to give Josh the group date rose at the end of the date.
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Ron left after the date, telling the boys that he had to leave because a close friend had died. It was a sad moment for the whole house after he left.
Meanwhile, the men's growing infatuation with Andi made for a very awkward moment when she received a bouquet of flowers from Nick while she was spending time with Eric. Even though Andi was happy with the surprise, she tried to contain her excitement and focus on Eric. Later on, Andi and Nick spend even more alone time together.
Brett and Bradley were sent home after Andi withheld roses from them.
The number of suitors is quickly dwindling, and during tonight's episode features the departure of Eric Hill. Hill leaves the show suddenly, and according to one friend, the episode is quite emotional. As everyone now knows, Hill died shortly after the filming of "The Bachelorette." He was killed in a paragliding accident, adding a new level of intensity to the season.
"The Bachelorette" airs Monday night on ABC.
Watch a trailer for tonight's episode here:
