Reports have it that, 'Bachelor in Paradise' latest couple Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert will be receiving at least $88,000 for winning the show. However, some conditions need to be accomplished before they get to keep it.
Jade revealed to TMZ that the Neil Lane ring Tanner used when he proposed to her is actually owned by ABC and is still under the ownership of the network. If they want to keep it they need to stay together for at least two years. If the pair decided to break up earlier than the agreed date they need to give the ring back to the network because Tolbert didn't foot the bill on it.
Here is the condition between the two sides, "ABC owns it for two years, and after that, if we're still together, we keep it. Or until we get married," she revealed to TMZ.
Every time someone gets engaged from the Bachelor franchise, they are given a two carat Neil Lane ring with an emerald cut diamond. It is surrounded by 12 smaller diamond. The lavish ring is said to be worth $88,000, according to INQUISITR.
As of the moment the couple have not set the wedding date yet, but the two seem to be going strong. They constantly post pictures together on social media.
Probably many are wondering if they would do the same show as what the previous winning couple did. Lacy Faddoul and Marcus Grodd went back to season two and tied the knot on the show. Apparently the wedding is a hoax just to boost the ratings.
TMZ busted the fake wedding and revealed that the couple doesn't have a marriage license in either Mexico or the U.S.
The source also revealed to the webloid that the "real marriage won't be happening anytime soon" because Marcus is currently training for the coast guard.
