Who Will Peter Weber Take On Hometown Dates? 'Bachelor' Final Four, Final Two Spoilers

Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor is speeding up. Monday night's episode saw six women sent home, and Wednesday's special episode will say goodbye to three or four more, according to spoilers. The rise in eliminated women means hometown dates are closer than expected.

Bachelor viewers know the show gets serious when the final four are revealed. Each of the remaining contestants is allowed to bring Weber to her hometown. These dates get personal, from visiting places of employment and old schools to unpacking childhood memories. At the end of each date, Weber will even meet the contestant's family and other important people in her life.

Spoilers on whom Weber will take to hometowns are available, thanks to spoiler blogger Reality Steve. The final four were originally identified on January 9, and it looks as if some of Weber's long-standing front-runners will be able to take their relationships with the Bachelor to a new level. The final four are Hannah Ann Sluss, Madison Prewett, Victoria Fuller and Kelsey Weier.

Sluss has been a front-runner since this season started. She was the recipient of the first impression rose, which showed that Weber had the strongest immediate connection with her. Prewett is also considered a leading lady. She was given the first one-on-one date of the season and was invited to meet Weber's family. Their date included the renewal of Weber's parents' wedding vows.

Because of Prewett's early connection to Weber's family, fans have seen her as the possible winner this season. While spoilers for who wins aren't available, Twitter conversations claim that Prewett's possible engagement to Weber may have taken extra time because of a hometown spoiler.

Reality Steve said Prewett's father did not give Weber his blessing to marry her. It's unclear how important this blessing is to either Weber or Prewett, but some fans are convinced Weber may have extended the filming to win over Prewett's father. This has come up before on the show. Many times, blessings are reserved until the Bachelor has a final choice.

Weier and Fuller have had their share of drama in the house. Weier was slammed by contestant Tammy Ly for being overly emotional. Ly then took it a step further and claimed Weier has a drinking and pill problem, which Weier promptly denied.

Fuller was caught in an uncomfortable situation when the Bachelor producers scheduled her ex-boyfriend, country singer Chase Rice, to sing during her date with Weber. After an uncomfortable explanation to Weber, Fuller was dragged into more drama by former contestant Alayah Benavidez, who revealed the encounter to the rest of the house.

Spoilers also confirm that Prewett and Sluss will become Weber's final two. Weier will be eliminated first after the hometowns, followed by Fuller. Reality Steve claims Fuller will be sent home after overnight dates in Australia.