BRI Springs is on the short list of contestants that can still win Matt James' heart on ABC's The Bachelor.

She has qualified for the final four as the reality competition heads down the home stretch.

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Who is Bri Springs from The Bachelor and how old is she?

Bri Springs, 25, is a communications manager from San Francisco. 

The contestant works for a high-profile social media company, but it hasn't been revealed to fans what organization it is.

“[Bri] works for a tech company,” Bachelor host Chris Harrison said in December 2020.

“I’m not allowed to say what tech company, and I don’t want to put her job in jeopardy. But it is a big one. So much so because she almost wasn’t on the show because she obviously didn’t want to give up this amazing job.”

According to her Bachelor bio, she was raised by her mother and grandma who worked hard for her to thrive and be successful.

Although it is unknown where exactly Bri works, it has been mentioned that she has a position at a high-profile social media company and is doing well career-wise.

Is she in the final four?

Spoiler king Reality Steve has been spilling some more Bachelor secrets, as usual,

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Rachel Kirkconnell, Michelle Young, Serena Pitt, and Springs will make the final cut, according to Steve – and he turned out to be on the money.

Historically, Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants who nab the first solo dates at least make it into the top five. In episode 2, Bri wins a date ATV riding with Matt followed by a romantic hot tub encounter.

According to Bri’s bio, she is looking for someone who can “challenge her and keep her life interesting and exciting.”

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