Bachelor Peter Weber’s on-again lawyer ‘girlfriend’ Kelley Flanagan jokes she should sue star for not choosing her

THE Bacherlor star Peter Weber’s on-again lawyer “girlfriend” Kelley Flanagan jokes she should sue him for not choosing her on the show.

Peter is currently quarantining with Kelley at her Chicago apartment.

But while he’s insisted the pair aren’t dating quite yet, the pair continue to flirt – as Kelley teases him for not choosing her on the show.

In a Tik Tok video, Peter said: “I heard there was like a rumour or something that I was quarantined with a Chicago property tax lawyer. Not quite…”

Then Kelley walked across frame, saying: “Hi Lexi! Hey, I heard you’re an attorney as well and it looks like great minds think alike. To be honest you and I should sue him for not choosing me in the end.”

Fans of the series know Peter ended up bringing Hannah Ann Sluss and Madison Prewett into the final with him.

He initially proposed to Hannah Ann during the final ceremony – but ended their relationship in order to be with Madison.

The pair reunited during the final sit down with host Chris Harrison.

However, their relationship didn’t last long and they called it quits just days after the show aired.

Kelley came in fifth on the show, leaving in week seven when Peter believed their relationship was more rooted in friendship than romance.

Now he’s putting on a very flirtatious display with Kelley, even slinging Kelley over his shoulder on the shores of Lake Michigan.

Since setting tongues wagging, neither Kelley or Peter haven’t addressed their relationship status until now.

Speaking on Nick Viall’s podcast The Viall Files, Peter confirmed that they are not dating currently, but he could see them doing so in the future.

“Are we dating? No,” he began. “Do I love spending time with her? Absolutely. We’re not dating.

“Could I see that in the future? Yeah, of course. I’d be extremely lucky and very happy if that happened.”

However, don’t expect Peter to jump into anything right away as he explained he wants to take things “really, really slow” following his failed relationships.

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