Spoiler Alert?Tayshia Adams Hangs Out at a Bridal Shop Ahead of the ‘Bachelor’ Finale
Is there something you’re trying to tell us, Tayshia Adams? The brunette beauty took to Instagram before the Bachelor finale to share a few videos visiting a bridal store. So could she receive the final rose from Colton Underwood after all? Here’s what we know! Can’t wait for the finale? See all of the spoilers, here.
“[I’m here to] visit my favorite girls today!” Tayshia said as she entered the Styled by TC bridal boutique on March 10. She captioned the video “I have the most talented girlfriends,” and then “all my rose ceremony dresses were from here!” So it seems like she was just giving a last-minute shoutout to the shop where she got all of the stunning dresses we saw her wearing on the show.
Of course, she must have known she would be sparking some buzz by visiting a bridal shop right before fans get to see the end of Colton Underwood‘s Bachelor journey on March 11. Tayshia actually had a very successful overnight date with Colton, where they both expressed that they were falling in love with each other. They may not have had sex, but they spent the night cuddling in bed together, which seems just as serious considering Colton is a virgin.
When he left the hotel, it seemed like Tayshia was genuinely imagining and wanting a lifelong future together, but then he shocked fans while on his date with Cassie Randolph. He told her that she was the one he wanted to be with, totally eschewing general Bachelor etiquette of keeping girls guessing till the end. However, Cassie sent herself home, so there’s always the chance that Colton spent one last day with Tayshia and decided that she would actually make the best bride. He already got Tayshia’s dad’s blessing, after all! And, if not, there’s always a shot at being the Bachelorette, right?
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