For a man whose love life once fueled one of the most dramatic seasons in franchise history, Peter Weber‘s latest chapter is refreshingly simple. The former Bachelor is engaged.
Weber, 35, proposed to his pregnant girlfriend, Jadeyn Carr, 26, in New York City’s Central Park and shared the moment on Instagram on Wednesday, November 11. He captioned the carousel “Marry Me @jadeyncarr,” with photos showing Carr’s oval diamond ring as she playfully covered his face with her hand.
A Whirlwind Few Months
The engagement caps a fast-moving romance. Weber went public with Carr, a nurse and model, in August, posting photos from a family trip to the Adirondacks with the caption “Summer ’26.” Weeks later, in September, the couple revealed they are expecting twins, sharing black-and-white photos of Weber kissing Carr’s baby bump. They have not shared a due date.
In other words, Weber went from hard launch to baby news to proposal in roughly three months.
Bachelor Nation Shows Up
Familiar faces quickly flooded the comments. Former Bachelorette lead Dr. Joe Park sent congratulations to the whole growing family, and Blake Horstmann chimed in with support. Adam Gottschalk joked that he had lost a bet with Raven that Weber would propose on a plane.
Perhaps the most meaningful sign of approval came earlier from Weber’s mother, Barbara. After he first brought Carr home to meet the family, she posted that she was thrilled he had brought her home, a nod to her famous, tearful plea during his 2020 season of The Bachelor.
From Pilot Pete to Family Man
The moment carries extra weight given Weber’s history. He first appeared on Hannah Brown’s season of The Bachelorette in 2019, where fans dubbed him “Pilot Pete.” He went on to lead The Bachelor, proposing to Hannah Ann Sluss in the finale before the engagement ended weeks later. He briefly reconnected with runner-up Madi Prewett, and was later linked to contestant Kelley Flanagan and former producer Julie LaPlaca.
That messy, public search made Weber one of the franchise’s most debated leads. It also makes this outcome feel like a quiet reversal of the narrative. The man who struggled to find love inside a reality show appears to have found it far from the cameras, on his own timeline.
What’s Next
With twins on the way and a wedding to plan, Weber and Carr have a busy year ahead. For Bachelor Nation, which watched his first engagement unravel on national television, this one looks like the happy ending many fans were hoping for all along.
