Peter Weber Teases Relationship With Hannah Brown Before 'The Bachelor' Premiere

It may not be the end of Peter Weber and Hannah Brown's love story.

It would be an understatement to say that when ABC released a trailer for the upcoming season of "The Bachelor" fans were shook to see that the former "Bachelorette" herself had made an appearance. So naturally, the question arose -- Did Hannah join Peter's season?

Peter obviously can't give away the details of his season but he did divulge to Entertainment Tonight how he felt about seeing Hannah show up on his season and hinted at what might have happened afterwards.

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"That was unexpected for me. I did not know she was coming that first night. She shows up, opens that door. I didn't even realize it was her at first and then I noticed it's her [as] she's kind of walking closer out of the car," the 28-year-old shared.

"I genuinely thought when I decided, 'Yeah, I'll be the Bachelor,' that I was in a spot where I could do that. I was ready and moved on. I really did think that. She shows up that first night and I start to question that," he revealed. "Just real emotions came up and it was all real. It was a real relationship we had."

Peter admitted that the 25-year-old 2018 Miss Alabama broke his heart but didn't rule her out of being his final lady.

"... you guys will just have to see what happens," he teased, adding that despite everyone's belief she couldn't have joined his season while filming "Dancing With The Stars", they "could be" a couple right now.

With the way things are going, it seems like viewers will truly have to wait and see how Peter's love story ends because unlike prior seasons of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," he claims this season won't be spoiled.

"There’s a reason no one’s going to find out the ending and I’m very happy with how everything turned out," the airline pilot said. "And I am excited for everyone to tune in and have it be the first unspoiled season in a while. So it’s gonna be good."

"The Bachelor" premieres Monday, Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.