We’ve reached the point in The Bachelor that fans eagerly await every season — Fantasy Suites. When the ABC dating show returns to the 2025 TV schedule on March 17, Grant Elli

Note: This story contains spoilers from "The Bachelor" Season 29, Episode 7. As "The Bachelor" inches closer to a potential engagement, Grant Ellis said he was meticulous in his approach to fantasy suites.

The day trader, 31, also offered Parade his thoughts on the strengths of his final three women. He praised Black tech engineer/model Zoe, who was adopted into a white family. Zoe revealed on the hometowns episode that she was estranged from her parents.

Grant’s final three women are Juliana Pasquarosa, who he referred to as “Jules,” Litia Garr, who he referred to as “TiTi,” and Zoe McGrady. When Nick’s wife and cohost, Natalie Joy, speculated that his prior response meant that he “didn’t f—” any of his finalists, Grant played coy.

Day trader Grant Ellis discovered something that might be "a make-or-break situation in this journey" during the March 3 episode of 'The Bachelor.'

Ahead of his fantasy suite dates, 'The Bachelor' lead Grant Ellis spoke about the "tricky" situation, celibacy, and trying to be "responsible."

Fantasy suites are a pivotal part of any journey on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette. Not only is it the chance to explore a relationship on a deeper physical level, but it’s also an opportunity for the couples to have important discussions about the future without cameras present.