Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei End Engagement, Part Ways on Bachelor in Paradise

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei End Engagement, Part Ways on Bachelor in Paradise

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei have sadly called off their engagement, following their romantic journey on 'Bachelor in Paradise' season 9 This heartbreaking news was announced on December 11th, leaving fans devastated

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei End Engagement, Part Ways on Bachelor in Paradise

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei. ABC/Craig Sjodin

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei have announced the end of their relationship, making them the third and final couple from Bachelor in Paradise season 9 to do so. Aaron expressed his gratitude to their family, friends, and Bachelor Nation for their support throughout their journey, both on the show and after. Despite the difficult emotions, he emphasized that their split is amicable and they hold nothing but positivity and mutual respect for each other.

Aaron and Eliza, aged 27, captured the hearts of Bachelor Nation during their journey to love on the ninth season of BiP. Their love story reached its peak in the finale episode, which aired on Thursday, December 7, culminating in their engagement.

"Eliza, every part of you, from your flawless skin to your graceful stride and your infectious smile, is something I adore. You are the most beautiful aspect of Paradise to me. I am certain of my deep affection for you because I am captivated by every little detail of your being," Aaron expressed to Eliza before dropping to one knee. "We have faced significant challenges together. In all honesty, most couples would not have persevered, but we found a way to select each other and to maintain unwavering belief in one another. I am overjoyed to be here with you at this moment, looking towards our future together."

Before asking the question, Aaron confessed that he had spoken to Eliza's mother.

"She is incredibly proud of you and holds you in the highest regard. You have amazing parents, and I feel incredibly fortunate and thankful to be here," he said. "I can't believe you're here in front of me, you're the most stunning woman I've ever seen. Eliza, I want to do this properly with you, I understand the significance for both of us. Eliza Manola Isichei, will you marry me?"

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei End Engagement, Part Ways on Bachelor in Paradise

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After leaving the beach, BiP gave a status update on where Eliza and Aaron stood following filming.

The message on the screen read, "Aaron and Eliza's engagement has encountered challenges since leaving the beach. They are actively working on their relationship and are navigating through the issues." Following the finale, Aaron and Bryant become the third couple from season 9 to break up. Additionally, Kylee Russell announced on Saturday, December 9, that she and Aven Jones split amidst allegations of infidelity by Aven, 30.

"After announcing our relationship yesterday, I am grateful to God for shining light on my life," 26-year-old Kylee wrote on her Instagram Story, referring to the recent launch of her and Aven's Instagram. "In the past day, I have been struggling with the revelation that one of the most significant relationships in my life ended due to multiple acts of infidelity."

He issued an apology via Instagram on Sunday, December 10th.

Aaron Bryant and Eliza Isichei End Engagement, Part Ways on Bachelor in Paradise

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Aaron and Eliza's breakup wasn't the only news making headlines - Kat Izzo and John Henry Spurlock also announced that they were calling off their wedding. In a joint statement, they shared that their mutual love and respect led to the decision to part ways. Despite the difficult decision, they expressed gratitude for the love and support from their loved ones and Bachelor Nation. They emphasized that while the decision wasn't easy, they believed it was the right step for both of them and asked for privacy and continued support as they navigate this transition.