Peter Weber used The Bachelor playbook of public milestones again on Nov. 11, this time posting that he and Jadeyn Carr are engaged. The announcement came after the couple said in September that Carr is expecting twins, turning a relationship update into a family timeline.
Nov. 11 on Instagram
Weber wrote, “Marry Me @jaydencarr.” Carr answered on her Instagram Stories with “my forever!!!” That sequence gives the engagement its clearest timing: the proposal was already done by the time he posted, and the announcement was built around a simple social-media reveal rather than a staged public event.
The September pregnancy post had already signaled how far the relationship had moved. Weber captioned a photo booth strip, in which he was kissing Carr’s growing bump, “1 + 1 = 4.” By laying the engagement over that earlier announcement, the couple moved from expecting twins to locking in a wedding plan without a long rollout.
Weber's recent reset
For Weber, the engagement closes a stretch of very public starts that did not last. He got engaged to Hannah Ann Sluss during season 24 in 2020, and that engagement ended before the finale. He briefly dated Madison Prewett and split from her two days after the final episode aired, then dated Kelley Flanagan for seven months until December 2020 before they later dated again from August 2022 to April 2023.
That history makes this announcement more than another Bachelor Nation post. In February 2025, Weber said, “Just someone that I can truly just be myself with and fully let go and relax with and have that sense of peace with.” He also said, “You can't ever force it, but I have faith in due time that'll work out,” which reads differently now that he has moved from hoping for the right fit to naming one publicly.
Adam Gottschalk’s reaction added a small dose of industry chatter to the post: “Dang it, I lost a bet with Raven that you were gonna propose on a plane” and “Congrats bro! You guys are gonna be amazing parents.” Tyler Cameron added, “Nicely done sir!!” The engagement post does not lay out a wedding date, and that is the open question left after the announcement: when the next step arrives, it will have to fit around twins already on the way.
