The countdown is on! Peter Weber eradicated more than half of the remainder contestants on season 24 of The Bachelor this week.

Deandra, Savannah, Kiarra, Shiann and Lexi have been the five women to be sent packing during the three-hour February 3 episode of the truth series. After heading to Chile, Peter made harder decisions about his long term, sending Victoria P. home in the middle of a group date because he couldn’t see her as his wife.

Later on within the episode, the 28-year-old pilot confronted Mykenna and Tammy about their beef, which stemmed from the house flipper accusing the fashion blogger of no longer being there for the suitable reasons. During their heated struggle, Tammy claimed Mykenna was once on the display to “create hashtags for her brand” and told Peter that Mykenna packed her baggage to go home earlier than she were given validation on the crowd date. In the top, Peter despatched Tammy home first … but Mykenna followed on the rose rite. Sydney was also compelled to settle for her fate in a limo to the airport. During the February 10 episode, Natasha were given the boot all the way through her first one-on-one. At the tip of the episode, Peter sent Kelley packing during a three-on-one.

The 4 last women? Hannah Ann, Victoria F., Kelsey and Madison. While Peter prior to now claimed that his season will be the first to go unspoiled, longtime Bachelor executive producer Martin Hilton informed Entertainment Tonight in January that he isn’t so sure.

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“I’m satisfied he’s assured. In all my years of doing it, it’s at all times by some means been spoiled,” Hilton said. “For me, it’s in fact from time to time loose exposure, in truth. Because I believe other folks watch anyway, and the same manner you know how a Disney film goes to end when you start gazing it, other people nonetheless watch it, as a result of you wish to have to see the adventure. So, that’s what we truly focus on. And if we were to get disenchanted about spoilers, then I’d be upset all day lengthy.”

Host Chris Harrison echoed the producer’s thoughts. “First of all, he’s new at this, so you'll’t make a claim like that,” Harrison advised the opening. “But I know what he’s in fact speaking about, which is, it’s a wild end. It is a season that were given became on its head and is an emotional, dramatic end.”

The Bachelor airs on ABC Mondays at 8 p.m. ET. Scroll through to the entirety you need to know about Peter’s final four:

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