A “Big Curve Ball” Is Set to Wreck Clayton’s Bachelor Finale

“I could sort of see the warning signs ahead, and there’s a lot of times where I wanted to insert myself and go, ‘Woah, woah, woah. Watch out. Don’t say this, don’t do that, it’s gonna get you in trouble,'” Jesse explained. “But this really is about Clayton. And it’s about him on his journey, however he’s going to do it.” 

The Bachelor host shared a similar sentiment when asked if he’d want to take the reins, er, roses on another season of the ABC dating series. “At this point, I’m just trying to get my guy to the finish line,” he said. “I thought this thing was just gonna be down the middle but it’s been anything but that all season long!”

You can say that again, coach.

The Bachelor‘s two-part finale kicks off Monday, March 14 on ABC and continues Tuesday, with a live After the Final Rose special.