Wait what

Totally agree! Kaity always maintained eye contact...even when emotional...and that shows her true, honest character. She is the real deal. They make a great couple, and she is an incredible lady who deserves the best. I predict they make it long term!!!

Yes he was

I was a zach fan once the got creamed in the Fantasy suites with Rach.....I was so for him to win and he got crushed.

I am sooo with you...Rachel Reccia....she was not meant for him like beautiful Soul Kaity.

He was a major part of an early group date that was cut out. We only saw the ending of that group date, not the first, main part that involved him and some kind of puppet show. It did seem awfully weird that the second group date of that episode appeared to have nothing but Zach meeting with the girls. I wonder why this was done.

Exactly 💯

He is literally so wishy washy…

He used Gaby knowing he wasn’t going to pick her and seems really emotionless and stiff. Why?

@@Crystalbomb321 Well, that's how the show is supposed to end, with the Bachelor proposing to one contestant and breaking the heart of the other in the finale (and not before that). Now, several Bachelors, at least, really had no fondness for their #2, and weren't torn at all, and some of those were better actors than others, but Zach really seemed to like Gabi a lot and have genuine feelings for her, so what we got was a fairly traditional season. Gabi wasn't "used" particularly more than the show requires, and it could be argued that she was used slightly less. There was a small difference with Gabi openly and correctly predicting that she would be dumped, not having to say nice things to Zach before she got dumped (Zach spoke first, sparing her from that indignity of a fully normal season), and then stomping off before he could finish what he was trying to say, so she wasn't "used" quite as much as most #2 contestants have been. The producers were never going to let Zach get away with making his choice weeks early and then cutting the show short, and they didn't need to force him, because I'm convinced that Gabi was an option he was seriously considering until pretty late in the process. A bunch, if not most, #2 contestants were "used" a whole lot more than she was. The main way that she was wronged, and indeed her main complaint, was that Zach didn't just tell Kaity what happened between them on their Fantasy night (I think she would have been OK with that, if she would even have known), he told everyone. Now, he never said it was Gabi at the time, but everyone knew, and that's just as bad. He should have just told Kaity in private, if he really felt he had to (he didn't have to), and then kept his mouth shut, but his strange sense of honor or "Catholic guilt" made him confess to everyone (weird because Catholics confess in private to a priest, and of course to God, not on national TV!). So he was wrong there, and has at least owned up to unnecessarily hurting everyone's feelings, but as far as "using" Gabi is concerned, that's part of the show that they all signed contracts to do. She's supposed to show up to possibly get dumped on national TV as the #2, if she were to make it that far. Can't handle that possibility? Then don't do the show, because that's how it works, and everyone knows that! So simple! At least Zach didn't lie about his feelings for Gabi. I really don't think he did, while many other Bachelors most certainly did. Some even lied to both of their final two, and then dumped them both! A couple of Bachelors picked one, dumped her, and then picked the other. I agreed with both of the latter for correcting their mistakes, but why the hell didn't they pick the one they really wanted in the first place?! Look at Jason scream-sobbing to the heavens like the whole world just ended when he dumped Molly, who was clearly his favorite. At least Zach didn't do that (yet, anyway). He sure seems to be happy with Kaity, who I think is right for him (too good, if anything). Gabi would have been a great choice, too. It really was a traditional kind of ending for this show.

@@supersaki9415 How so? Do you mean as in fickle? I don't think he was as wishy-washy and/or fickle as he might have appeared. He didn't let the women he was genuinely interested in go so easily, and for the most part didn't try to pretend he was interested when he wasn't.