Never underestimate the twists and turns you'll experience while watching Big Brother! On Wednesday's heated Big Brother 20 finale, the drama of the jury's final vote for the season's winner was totally overshadowed when Chris "Swaggy C" Williams had a chance to reconnect with Bayleigh Dayton after weeks of being apart. Swaggy C, who had been eliminated early in the competition, had struck up a meaningful romance with Bayleigh in the short time they shared the house together. During Wednesday's finale, the 23-year-old day trader managed to express just how enamored he still was, despite weeks of separation. "I'm still very much in love with Bayleigh, 100 percent," Swaggy C admitted when asked what it was like to see her after 76 days. He also revealed that a lot has been going on in the real world while Bayleigh was competing. "I went to your parents' wedding anniversary, and I've spent a lot of time with them," Swaggy C revealed. "I've played golf with your dad every single weekend." Swaggy then stood up and walked over to Bayleigh, taking her hands and asking her to stand up with him. "Sitting at home and watching you tell millions around the world how much you love me, and wanted to be with me forever, made me realize that 'girlfriend' wasn't enough, honestly," he said, before dropping to one knee and pulling out a diamond ring. "Shut up!" Bayleigh said in stunned, excited disbelief. "I don't care about any other girl in the world. I want you and only you. I don't really know what my future holds, but I want you in it," Swaggy C said. "Will you marry me?" "Yes, yes, yes!" Bayleigh exclaimed while jumping up and down and kissing Swaggy C. Needless to say, the other members of the jury couldn't contain their excitement. ET's Brice Sander caught up with the newly engaged couple backstage after the finale, and Bayleigh opened up about how surprised she was by the exciting proposal. "On a scale of one to 10, maybe a 25? I was completely blindsided," she said. "I never thought that that was even going [to happen] and you can't make assumptions like that." As for whether or not she was sure she she was going to say yes, Bayleigh said it was actually harder to let Swaggy C finish asking the question. "I didn't even need to see the ring! As soon as he got on his knee I was like, 'Oh my god, yes! Please!' But that's like, aggressive, so I had to keep it together, you know? Just for a second," she recalled. As for the live proposal itself, Swaggy C said the plan came together in just the last four days. "I had the ring two weeks ago, but I was like, 'I'm gonna do it later, like, for Christmas,'" he said, before explaining that he decided to move up his plans after he couldn't stop dreaming about the proposal. "So I was like, 'You know what? I'm just gonna do it now.'" Now that they're engaged, the couple have already settled on the idea of moving into together right away, and they already know where they want to live. "We're moving to L.A.," Bayleigh declared. "That's the plan for now." While they were candid and open about their love and engagement, the two played super coy about pregnancy rumors. "We're not going to really comment on that," Swaggy C said sheepishly when asked about the speculation and gossip. "Yeah, we don't really wanna talk about that," Bayleigh chimed in. "Not right now, at least," Swaggy C added. Congrats to the couple on their new engagement! Check out the video below for more on the wild showmances of Big Brother 20. Julie Chen Weighs In On the 'Big Brother' 20 Showmances (Exclusive) This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. RELATED CONTENT: 'Big Brother' Crowns Season 20 Champ -- Find Out Who Won! 'Big Brother' Alums Nicole Franzel and Victor Arroyo Get Engaged During Visit Back to the House ‘Big Brother’ 20: Julie Chen Dishes on the Houseguests’ Gameplay So Far (Exclusive)<doc-sep>The Big Brother 20 finale was truly an experience. For the first time in a long time, we had a Final 2 in which both houseguests more than deserved the $500,000 grand prize, and seeing allies Tyler and Kaycee stand beside each other on finale night definitely tugged on our heartstrings a bit. It was also fantastic to watch Kaycee take home the crown in a tight 5-4 vote, only for Tyler to then be named America's Favorite Player -- something he never imagined was possible, given his completely misguided assumption that fans hated him. However, what should have been a purely gleeful night of reflection and Tyler and Kaycee's time to shine turned into a somewhat frustrating affair due to some time allocation choices made. Fortunately, Twitter is good for one thing, and that's taking something annoying and turning it into comedy gold. Unsurprisingly, a lot of the reactions to the episode were focused on Swaggy's proposal to Bayleigh, which was not only questionable -- given that they've only spent 23 days together and have since spent 76 days apart -- but also just plain boring. The Emmys did it better. Keep track of your favorite shows: Listings | iOS App | Android App And if you're still wondering whether or not Bayleigh is pregnant with Swaggy's child, he practically confirmed it on Instagram Thursday morning. But the real salt in the wound of all this was that Bayleigh and Swaggy's proposal took up so much time that none of the other pre-jurors were even able to get a single word in! And c'mon, people, who gives a sh** about Swaggy and Bayleigh getting engaged when we had Kaitlyn sitting right there! We need to know everything she said to Tyler and Angela when this picture was taken. EVERYTHING. And this we were denied because of that snoozefest of a publicity stunt. Plus, how nice would it have been to see Angela and Rachel make up in the show, rather than after it? ! The Big Brother 20 Finale Included a Very Questionable Proposal A lot of fans were specifically aggravated that Brett and Winston's bromance was denied its proper place in the spotlight. But at least they made up for it on Instagram after the episode. Big Brother 20: Did the Best Player Win? But even more egregious than the pre-jurors being denied their due was the fact that Tyler and Kaycee didn't even get enough time to properly plead their cases! The interview portion with the jury went by so fast, Tyler and Kaycee were barely able to answer the questions. Then, when it was their turn to give their final speeches, they had to try and sum up nearly 100 days of gameplay into a 45-second soundbite. And if that didn't feel rushed enough, by the time it came to actually read the votes, Julie was speed-reading them so fast it was hard to even keep track of who voted for whom! But all was not lost on Wednesday, because the ever-reliable Fessy gave us one final moment of awe-inspiring cluelessness. We love this big, dumb puppet. Celebrity Big Brother returns to CBS this winter. (Full disclosure: TV Guide is owned by CBS.)<doc-sep>
Big Brother 20 was definitely a season of showmances. You had Tyler and Angela, who made it 93 days in the house together; Haleigh and Fessy, who made it 72; and then you had Swaggy C and Bayleigh, who were only in the house for 23 short days together. But knowing each other less than a month didn't stop Swaggy from going big during Wednesday's finale and popping the question to Bayleigh on live TV. After Swaggy updated Bayleigh on everything that's happened in the 76 days (!!!) since they last saw each other, including playing golf with her dad every week, he got up from his seat across the stage and walked over to Bayleigh, taking her hands. "Remember on Day 10 I did this exact same gesture and you yelled at me because you said, 'You're not a man, take charge. If you want something, be a man and stand up.' Remember that? So I asked you to be my girlfriend and you said yeah," Swaggy recalled. "Sitting at home and watching you tell millions around the world how much you loved me and wanted to be with me forever made me realize that girlfriend wasn't enough honestly." Keep track of your favorite shows: Listings | iOS App | Android App After that, Swaggy got down on one knee and presented Bayleigh with an engagement ring. "In front of millions around the world, I don't really care about any girl in the world. I want you and only you. And I don't really know what my future holds, but I do know I want you in it," Swaggy declared before asking Bayleigh to marry him. She said yes, making this the second Big Brother engagement of the summer. Earlier this season, Big Brother 18's Victor and Nicole got engaged in the house (although they didn't begin their relationship until a year after Nicole won their season together). Bayleigh and Swaggy aren't even the first Big Brother finale engagement either. That dubious honor goes to Season 2's Boogie and Krista, whose relationship only lasted a few months after they exited the house. The response to Swaggy and Bayleigh's engagement from the BB community was mixed, to say the least. Celebrity Big Brother returns to CBS this winter. (Full disclosure: TV Guide is owned by CBS.)