G&R Episode 7 - Hometown Ups and Downs

from Bachelor-ish Hosted by Camdyn Butler

There’s lots of tears and lots of love on this week’s Hometown episode, where Gabby and Rachel each reunite with three guys. Both our bachelorettes have to deal with hard hometown experiences, and one results in an early elimination. This emotional episode solidifies some front runners, and foreshadows a dramatic ending to the season.

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