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Colton Underwood finally jumped the fence on 'The Bachelor' and it's the moment fans have been waiting for all season

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  • Colton Underwood's fence jump has been teased throughout the entire season of "The Bachelor."
  • He was shown jumping over a fence after running away from cameras and saying "f--- this, I'm done, I'm done with this."
  • Fans were excited to finally see it go down after it had been teased for weeks.
  • This post contains spoilers for this week's episode of "The Bachelor."

Fans of "The Bachelor" have been waiting all season for one over-the-top moment and Monday, the show finally delivered. 

Previews showed Bachelor Colton Underwood hopping over a fence in a particularly emotional moment and fans have been waiting to see what caused it all season. 

There have been a few weeks where fans were convinced it would happen, only to end up disappointed. And thus, the anticipation grew. Someone even went as far as to create a Twitter page that serves one purpose: knowing if Underwood jumped. 

 

On Monday's episode, fans finally got to see the fence jump after contestant Cassie Randolph confessed to Underwood that she wasn't in love with him and that she didn't want to get engaged at the end of the show. Underwood, who called Randolph "the one" just a few minutes earlier was devastated. 

The two had an emotional chat and Underwood tried to convince her to stay, but she ultimately left.

Underwood returned to his room, only to open the door and storm out, running away from producers. Even host Chris Harrison went after him and witnessed as he jumped the fence.

Though it was gutting to watch, fans were happy they finally got the moment they were looking for. 

 

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