Are Golden Bachelor’s Mel Owens and winner Peg Munson still together?
Golden bachelor Mel Owens And Peg Munson are ready to debut their relationship with Bachelor Nation, but they’re still in no rush to get engaged.
“You know what’s nice about being in your 60s and going through life, you get to write your own love story – and we’re on the same page,” Peg, 62, said during After the last rose on Wednesday, November 12, at the request of the host Jesse Palmer whether there is a proposal around the corner. “That’s a love story the way we can do it, and to continue to grow our love, to continue to spend time with our families and that’s the nice thing about being in your 60s in your golden years, that you can do whatever you want with the bond you have with someone.”
Peg and Mel, 66, didn’t reveal any plans for an engagement, but they both readily proclaimed that they were “in love” with each other.
“I watched our love grow and grow, and it’s special when it’s the right person,” Mel said, describing their life since then. Golden bachelor packaged. “We spent some time together and had moments together. We had some time together and one thing I like about her is the energy and the get up and go [attitude].”
The duo also revealed that they have big plans for the near future, noting that a trip to Las Vegas, Michigan and the Super Bowl are both in the books.
Mel and Peg will also fly to Napa Valley for a romantic getaway together thanks to ABC.
“It’s really about finding love and bringing the families together,” Jesse concluded. “What an evening, unforgettable moments, real emotions and a love story that we will talk about for a long time.”
Earlier in the episode, Mel chose Peg after Cindy, 60, eliminated herself over fears Mel wasn’t ready for marriage.
Mel began his journey as season 2’s Golden Bachelor in September, narrowing his list of suitors to Peg and Cindy. As he thought about his connections with the women, Mel said We weekly in his cover story that Cindy was “always outgoing and progressive.”
“She is passionate, compassionate and brilliant,” he said Usjoking that he could call it “a wrap” during the show while exiting her limo. “I think, ‘Wow. She’s obviously beautiful.'”
With Peg, Mel said she has “a lot of energy” and was curious to “crack” her. “I had to find out if she really liked me or not!” he said, noting that he wanted her to be more affectionate, “I [had] to get it out.”
Peg and Mel
Thanks to ABCBefore determining which of his suitors was The One, Mel explained that he decided to create a pros and cons list to gain clarity.
“I don’t normally make lists like that. I can do it in my head, but when you write things down it has meaning,” Mel said. Us. “I wanted to write down my first impressions, the good, the bad, the neutral. It didn’t really affect me, but I could still look at it.”
“It’s been hard,” he continued, “and I’m just trying to figure out who would be the best fit for me, who I would enjoy. The hometowns are all great. But there’s that magnetism that pulls you in that direction no matter what, and it’s a little more focused on one person than another, so I went with my gut.”
Season 2 Golden Bachelor Mel Owens has reached its final three. The 66-year-old former NFL player (turned lawyer turned reality TV personality) handed out three roses on the Wednesday, October 15, episode of the ABC series, giving Peg, Debbie and Cindy coveted hometown dates. ‘Your families are of course your greatest protectors and that is true […]
Mel, who said the show “could put on a production” about his proposal in Antigua, teased that the ending is “really emotional.”
“And you’re a little nervous, but it’s so brilliant,” he said. “It’s so good, you won’t believe it. … You won’t believe how we get there, not mechanically, but how we get there emotionally. There’s some movement and twists.”
Mel was previously married to Fabiana Owens, with whom he shared two sons for almost twenty years, until she fell in love with someone else.
“I will never stand in the way of anyone’s happiness. If you want to find someone else at a different stage of your life, it hurts, but I can’t stand in the way of your happiness,” he said, before explaining how he would proceed. “You live in the moment. Besides, I had children, so I had to think about them before me. I let things take their course. I have patience and understanding.”
