10 of the most shocking moments of this season of 'The Bachelorette' so far

Everything about this season is different. There will be no international travel, and instead the entire season is taking place at the La Quinta Resort in California. Each suitor had to quarantine and get tested before filming, along with Chris Harrison and Clare Crawley herself.

Although leads frequently say things like "I think my future husband/wife is in this room," you never hear them blatantly call a specific person their future winner — and especially not on the first night of filming.

Yosef, who had already been called out for reportedly DMing women on Instagram before the show began filming, decided he'd had enough, and said he was "ashamed to be associated" with Clare. He also insulted her, declaring, "I expected way more from the oldest Bachelorette." For those reasons, he had to go.

Even though Clare was clearly only interested in Dale from the beginning, she gave it a try with other guys for at least a few days. But on her date with Zach J., it became obvious that she was just not feeling it with anyone else.

Before they separated to get ready for the dinner portion of their date, Clare went in for the kiss, and she thought that Zach leaned away, which made her upset. Then, to make matters worse, he started grabbing her to try and prove that he actually did want to kiss her, which upset Clare even more. It was not a good omen for their relationship.

Even in the worst circumstances, the lead usually has to break up with the contestants themselves ... but not this time. Apparently, Clare couldn't even bring herself to show up to the date, and instead sent Chris Harrison in her place to tell Zach it was time to get to stepping.

Never has a "Bachelorette" star been so brazenly invested in just one person — even if a lead knows who their winner is, they still pretend for the first few weeks and try to give everyone their time.

Clare, however, took things into her own hands by disappearing with Dale for almost an hour inside her suite, leaving all of her other contestants waiting. By the time she finally reappeared, Clare quickly asked producers if they could "hurry this up," which was a double break from the norm, as we rarely see leads speaking to producers.

This was in the third episode of the season. Clare, having already decided in her mind that Dale was the one, got upset at the rest of her suitors and straight up called Dale her fiancé to producers in an unprecedented move.

Once again, Clare broke from tradition and decided that none of her suitors on the date were worthy of the group rose, essentially proclaiming that she didn't like any of them enough to guarantee they'd be sticking around until the next week.

Yes, "The Bachelor" and all its spin-offs move quickly, but even by "Bachelor" standards, this was wild. A season normally lasts around 10 episodes, and Clare was able to lock it down in just four. Cheers to these two crazy kids in love.

Chris Harrison already teased that more drama is on the way in the preview for the rest of the season.

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