Who went Home on Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 Tonight?
The latest Bachelor in Paradise saw one of its biggest shakeups yet. April Kirkwood, Nancy Hulkower, and Natascha Hardee were the first to go home, having failed to secure roses in the episode’s opening moments. But the real heartbreak landed after the Relationship Test: Leslie Fhima and Gary Levingston, a favorite Golden Bachelor duo, were eliminated when Bailey—empowered by her Chemistry Test win—chose to send them packing over two other bottom-place couples.
Who Won The Bachelor in Paradise Season 10, Episode 6 Chemistry Test?
Bailey Brown and Jeremy Simon absolutely crushed the Relationship Test challenge, nailing more questions about each other than anyone else. Their answers were not just spot-on but full of little details that made the rest of the cast jealous. This win didn’t just mean bragging rights—Bailey and Jeremy scored a one-on-one date, plus Bailey got the power to decide who would go home among the lowest performing couples at the next rose ceremony.
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That extra power completely changed the vibe on the beach. Bailey seemed torn, really—there was a lot of pacing in the sand, talking with Jeremy, and second-guessing if Gary and Leslie could make it work outside Paradise. In the end, she did what she thought was right, saying during the rose hand-off, “Leslie, I love you so much, and you’ve been so important to my journey here in Paradise. I’m so sorry that I can’t offer you this rose. I really hope you and Gary find each other after this”. You could see in her face it wasn’t a power trip—it looked almost like relief and regret mashed together.
Who Went on a Date in Bachelor in Paradise Season 10, Episode 6?
Winning the Chemistry Test didn’t just mean safety—it meant a romantic escape, too. Jeremy and Bailey took full advantage of their victory, heading off for their first official solo date. Their chemistry, honestly, surprised a lot of people. They talked about future dreams, confessed anxieties about the looming cash twist, and tried to enjoy a few hours away from the tension of the group.
Meanwhile, the rest of the couples were left to stew back at the beach, all wondering what Bailey might do with her elimination power. The tension ramped up to the point that a few minor spats broke out—a classic Paradise move—but nothing that really grabbed the headlines the way Bailey and Jeremy’s connection did.
There’s this video floating around Twitter of Bailey and Jeremy slow-dancing under the tiki lights; check out @ParadiseAfterDark for a quick clip. One comment under there nailed it: “If they put the same effort into being a couple as they did in that quiz, they might win the whole dang thing.”
There weren’t a ton of other official dates—Episode 6 was definitely about relationship testing and handling rose ceremony fallout more than beach bonfire romance. Gary and Leslie’s last moments together, though, felt like a real goodbye date—Gary promising they’d “figure things out” once the cameras stopped rolling, Leslie wishing the cast luck like everyone was her kid.
The show's not hiding the fact that money’s now on the table—half a million dollars for the final couple. People are already gaming out who’s here for the bonus prize and who’s actually looking for love. Watching paradise shift from free-spirited hookups to something closer to Survivor (but with more eye contact and less mosquito nets) adds just enough chaos to keep it interesting.
It’s hard not to get caught up in the mess—especially when every fan, from Twitter pundits to the cast's own exes, can’t resist weighing in. Bachelor in Paradise Season 10, Episode 6 gave us drama, heartbreak, and a reminder that you’ll never really predict who’s going home next, even if you ace every challenge yourself.
