The Bachelor's Peter Weber Says He's Moving Out of His Parents House and Barb Seems Okay With That
Like so many Americans hunkered down during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, The Bachelor&aposs Peter Weber is spending a lot of time posting on social media—and quarantining with his family.
On March 20, Pilot Pete took to Instagram to answer questions from his followers when a fan straight up asked him when he&aposs going to stop living with his mom and dad. "Any plans to not live at home?” the fan wrote during the Q+A.
He reportedly answered by singing a rendition of John Denver&aposs "Leaving On a Jet Plane" with his parents hanging out in the background and changing one of the lines to "they&aposre cutting the cord, it&aposs time to say goodbye" as his dad jokingly says, "don&apost let the door hit you on the way out."
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"We&aposre empty nesters!" Barb responds, according to People. Interestingly, "Leaving On a Jet Plane" is the same song featured in Barb&aposs cryptic Instagram post from the day Madison Prewett and Peter announced their breakup.
“But real talk yes, either NYC for about a year or LA," he wrote on top of the video. So there, he&aposs finally making the big move.
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Instagram/@Pilot_PeteThe Weber family is reportedly closer than ever during the coronavirus outbreak despite Chris Harrison telling Glamour that Barb and Peter&aposs relationship was "damaged" after the After the Final Rose special. Peter almost immediately shot down rumors of a rift, referring to reports as "fake news" on—you guessed it—Instagram.
So yeah, the Weber family is sticking together and posting up a storm, at least until Peter is ready to leave the nest. “This time of quarantine is bringing the Weber family closer than ever before,” a source told Us Weekly on March 19. “They are using this time together to bond. During isolation, Peter and his family have been watching movies, playing board games, and cooking together.”
They&aposre also dancing, apparently.
Originally Appeared on Glamour
