Clayton Echard worked to rekindle his relationship with Susie Evans during ‘The Bachelor’ finale, but she dumped him as he declared his love at the final rose ceremony.

Gabby Windey was one of two women to be sent home by Clayton Echard ahead of the final rose ceremony on ‘The Bachelor,’ and she made it clear that she wasn’t happy with how he handled the situation.

It was the ‘rose ceremony from hell’ on the March 14 episode of ‘The Bachelor,’ but Clayton somehow managed to convince Gabby and Rachel to stick around after his shocking confession.

The ending of Clayton Echard’s season of ‘The Bachelor’ began to play out on the show’s March 8 episode, as he revealed he was in love with all three women and major drama ensued.

All eyes were on Shanae Ankney during ‘The Bachelor: Women Tell All’ on March 7, and she didn’t do herself many favors as she continued to defend her behavior on the show this season.

With hometown dates one week away, Clayton and one woman decided to mutually end their relationship as she struggled to get vulnerable on a group date.

After weeks of causing chaos and drama on ‘The Bachelor,’ Shanae Ankney had to say goodbye to Clayton Echard during the Feb. 14 episode when he eliminated her on a 2-on-1 date.

After issues with many women in the house, Shanae’s issues with Genevieve were taken to the next level when they were put on the two-on-one date on ‘The Bachelor.’

Clayton Echard chose to side with Shanae Ankney in her feud with Elizabeth Corrigan on this season of ‘The Bachelor,’ opting to eliminate Elizabeth at the third rose ceremony.

On this week’s episode of ‘The Bachelor,’ Shanae made exaggerated accusations about Elizabeth in order to gain Clayton’s sympathy.