Last week’s Men Tell All saw Joan reunite with her golden men, including Pascal, after he exited during fantasy suites, telling Joan that he wasn’t in love with her. It’s down to Guy and Chock, who have one more date each with Joan, where they will meet her family, before they get down on one knee.

Golden Bachelorette Joan Vassos said goodbye to Guy Gansert, leaving Chock Chapple as her last remaining suitor

Joan Vassos made her final decision on The Golden Bachelorette after weeks of emotional struggle. The widow from Maryland, 61, also faced a live studio audience during the "After the Final Rose" part of Wednesday night's live ABC finale. Host Jesse Palmer presided over the franchise finale once again.

We’ve made it to the finale of The Golden Bachelorette, and Joan is cruising right along with two men she adores to choose from. But will her love boat crash on the cold, hard rocks of reality? (Let’s hope not.

Charles “Chock” Chapple is the winner of the first season of “The Golden Bachelorette.” The 60-year-old is an insurance executive from Wichita, Kan. According to ABC, the business owner is kind and loves adventure. “He has a full life with his kids, his adorable black Lab Super Tubbs, and his work,” ABC says.

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Bachelor Nation, get ready, it's time for the finale of The Golden Bachelorette. Tonight, Joan Vassos will give out her final rose _ and hopefully receive an engagement ring in return! After a heartwarming "Men Tell All" special,

Joan Vassos has delicately sought after love over the last several weeks, and now, she will choose who to spend her future with. Suitors Chock and Guy remain.