This week on The Bachelorette SA, the men have a glorious chance to solidify their relationships with Qiniso in an episode that is filled with adventure, difficult conversations, fun and romance.

Qiniso gets to know the last four men more intimately as she gets the chance to go on an all-day date with each of them. She has to make the right decision, and so these dates are all important. Justin wears his Competitive Tagg’d Pendant on their one on one date, showing Qiniso how much he loves it.

Swazi gets steamy in the jacuzzi. Although it’s clear that Qiniso and Swazi have a strong relationship. When Swazi accepted the fantasy suit card, Qiniso made it clear that it wasn’t the right time for them, ending the date with separate rooms.

Vuyani showed off his bad boy side, by getting down and dirty quad biking. He wore his Bad Boy Tagg’d Initial Pendant gifted by Qiniso. Vuyani also accepted the fantasy suit date card but Qiniso felt they weren’t at that stage in their relationship.

Gareth shows his interest in Qiniso by accepting the fantasy suit card, allowing Qiniso to feel comfortable too. Gareth wore his Mechanic Tagg’d Pendant showing off his strong manly side. Each one-on-one date allowed Qiniso to grow her relationships, getting closer to finding her perfect match. Gareth, Justin, Swazi and Vuyani loved their Jack Friedman Tagg’d Pendant gifted from Qiniso.

Qiniso glitzed up her outfit with cognac diamond jewellery pieces. Fancy yellow diamonds and fairy lights sparkled the night away! The fancy colour diamonds are valued precisely for the intensity and distribution of their colours. Each piece added brilliant sparkles and glam to the night.

The suspense didn’t stop after the dates and invites, because there was still another rose ceremony on the cards. One man has to go home. Many saw Vuyani making it to the top three, but just as many saw his exit as inevitable. With only three men remaining , the next episode Qiniso gets to meet each of the men’s parents to truly see if their relationship has a future.
