Love on the Line: Who's Left on Season 21 of 'The Bachelorette'? (SPOILERS)

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Season 21, Episode 7 of The Bachelorette.

Guess what, folks? The historic 21st season of The Bachelorette is finally here, and we are rolling out the red carpet for love, drama, and all the hilarious reality TV shenanigans you can handle. This season only just started, but it's already more exciting than ever.

With leading lady Jenn Tran's first rose ceremony out of the way, who's still hanging on for dear life in the battle for her heart? Read on to find out who's sticking around for one more night and who's getting an early exit from ABC's wildly popular dating show.

*SPOILERS FOR WEEK 8 BELOW*

In Week 8, Jenn narrows her guys down from three to two. After the Fantasy Suite dates, we're in the final stretch of this historic season! Where did the time go? We literally have no idea!

Here's who's left on Season 21 of The Bachelorette:

• Devin Strader — A 28-year-old freight company owner from Houston.
• Marcus Shoberg — A 31-year-old Army Ranger veteran from Raleigh, N.C.

With just two guys left on Jenn's season, the stakes are higher than ever. Who will Jenn end up with? Does she choose Devin or Marcus? Only time will tell!

Before the "Men Tell All," viewers learn that Jenn decides to send Jonathon Johnson home following Fantasy Suite week. As they say their emotional farewell, Jonathon reflects on his flaws, admitting, "You were perfect for me, but I wasn't perfect for you and that was a bitter pill to swallow."

Later, Jonathon joins Jesse Palmer on stage for the "Men Tell All," where Jesse extends an invitation to join Bachelor in Paradise, which Jonathon gladly accepts!

How are we here already? Honestly, we don't even know. But Fantasy Suite dates are upon us, and Jenn enjoys overnights with each of her final three guys.

After Devin's, however, he seems uncertain about his future with Jenn. And on Jenn and Marcus's date, the Army Ranger veteran admits that he might not be there yet. Sweetheart Jonathan continues to be a solid pick, but in the end, a cliffhanger ensues and none of the three guys go home, post-Fantasy Suite dates.

At the rose ceremony, Jeremy Simon remarks, "It's a beautiful night for some heartbreak." And indeed, it turns out to be, as Jenn ultimately decides to send him home.

The way Jeremy handles his departure is very demure, very mindful. He lets Jenn know that although it sucks, he "had the best time." He adds, "I'm at peace with it because I know that whoever is in there will take care of you." He assures Jenn that she'll always have a place in his heart, and they bid farewell with a hug.

Sam M. finally gets a sit-down talk with Jenn in tonight's episode. She sees him for what he has been all along, which is here for himself. And she calls him out on that. She also sends him home ahead of the rose ceremony.

Grant and Spencer's eliminations aren't so easy, though. Grant is a solid match for Jenn, but she just isn't there with him. And Spencer's call to his mom following his elimination would have set him up perfectly for the next Bachelor, had Grant not been announced.

The episode starts off with the rose ceremony we didn't get in the previous episode. These guys, who are technically part of the Week 4 eliminations, are John Mitchell and Thomas Nguyen.

Then, in Episode 5, Austin Ott decides to go home during a group date when he opens up about not being at the same level with Jenn as the other guys. And during the Week 5 rose ceremony, Jenn sends Dylan Buckor home.

Despite Sam N.'s attempts to create special moments with Jenn during the rugby group date, it's seemingly not enough for her to develop feelings for him. When he asks to kiss her, Jenn turns him down and expresses doubts about their future together.

Consequently, she sends Sam home, much to the relief of the other guys, who had been frustrated with him all day for being disrespectful and hogging Jenn.

During the rose ceremony cocktail, Aaron Erb tells Jenn about his dream of being a fighter pilot. He informs her that pilot training dates have been set and he has decided to leave to pursue his training. Jenn empathizes with Aaron's decision, expressing that she would have made the same choice in his position.

She promises to support him, but it seems her feelings change when Aaron mentions that some contestants are there for the wrong reasons or aren't ready for an engagement. He doesn't name any names, which is cruel.

At the third rose ceremony, Jenn says goodbye to Hakeem Moulton and Tomas Azzano.

After an eventful week filled with both fun and drama as she got to know the rest of the guys in Melbourne, Australia, our leading lady Jenn Tran ultimately decides to send three men home during the rose ceremony: Jahaan Ansari, Marvin Goodly, and Brian Autz.

At the first rose ceremony, Jenn Tran decides to send seven lovely gents packing earlier than expected. With that said, let's bid farewell to Brendan Barum, Brett Harris, Dakota Nobles, Kevin McDevitt, Matt Arnold, Caleb “Moze” Smith, and Ricky Marinez.

Who will go home in the next episode? Tune into new episodes of The Bachelorette on Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC to find out! Stream the next day on Hulu.