The Bachelor Season 29 wrapped up with a dramatic finale and After the Final Rose special on March 24. The burning question was whether Grant Ellis found love with one of the final two contestants or if he walked away without a engagement ring.
After introducing his Top 2 picks, Juliana Pasquarosa and Litia Garr, to his family, Grant went on final dates with the two women in the Dominican Republic, leading up to the toughest decision of his journey.
For those who missed the live finale and are looking forward to catching the extended episode on Hulu, the good news is that you won’t have to wait long. Want to know when you can stream The Bachelor Season 29 finale? We have all the details.
Wondering if Grant’s finale and After The Final Rose episode will be available to stream on Hulu, Tuesday, March 25? And if so, what time you can watch The Bachelor finale on Hulu? Here’s what to know!
No spoilers here, but if you’re tired of waiting for the finale episode to stream on Hulu and are eager for a play-by-play of Grant’s final dates with Juliana and Litia — followed by After The Final Rose revelations — you can read Decider’s The Bachelor Season 29 finale recap here.
Yes! Fear not, Bachelor Nation. If you checked Hulu late Monday night or early Tuesday morning and didn’t see the episode, ABC assured fans that it will be added to the platform at some point on March 25, just like all the other next-day streaming episodes this season.
As we’ve also learned from past Bachelor franchise finales, members of Bachelor Nation have woken up the day after a live finale event aired on ABC disappointed, because the episode had yet to been added to Hulu.
Typically, new episodes of The Bachelor hit Hulu by 5:00 a.m. ET, so that might be the case come Tuesday, March 26. But in the past, live finale events have also been delayed, so it may take longer than you’d like to stream the finale. That said, rest assured the episode is scheduled to be added to the platform at some point on Tuesday, March 25.
Until then, Decider’s Bachelor coverage has all the updates you crave.
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