He's only a few weeks away from the final rose, and Peter is facing increasingly difficult decisions. There's really no telling what he'll do each week, but it keeps Bachelor Nation on their toes. (Unless you read all the Reality Steve spoilers.) After Monday night's episode, he is down to only three ladies.

Here's the list of all the ladies who went home on The Bachelor last night.

Week 8: Kelsey Weier

Kelsey and Peter raced go-carts, rode four-wheelers, and flew all the way back to her hometown to meet her fam. The former Miss Iowa shed more than her fair share of tears along the journey, and the waterworks really came out when Peter opted to send her right back home.

Week 7: Kelley Flanagan

The attorney won everyone, including Peter, over as the telenovela abuela in Chile. (But, please, I beg you, dont say GILF ever again.) Unfortunately, her relationship with the pilot wasnt made to last, and he sent Kelley home to the Windy City.

Week 7: Natasha Parker

She finally got one-on-one time with Peter, but unfortunately, not the rose. The New Yorker headed back to the Big Apple, but not with Peter in tow to meet the fam (including her three brothers).

Week 6: Sydney Hightower

After stirring up drama on and off screen , Sydney is sent home during the rose ceremony in Chile.

Week 6: Mykenna Dorn

She survived the tense AT two-on-one date with Tammy, but Mykenna was sent packing after the rose ceremony as well.

Week 6: Tammy Ly

The two-on-one date is never great news for a Bachelor contestant, and it was the end of Tammys journey with Peter .

Week 6: Victoria Paul

Victoria opted to leave after the group traveled to Chile. She made it back just in time to crown her Miss Louisiana successor. She was Miss Louisiana in 2019 and made the top 15 at Miss USA.

Week 5: Lexi Buchanan

The redhead in the red dress unfortunately didn't get a red rose from Peter after the cocktail party was cancelled on Monday night's episode. She said her tearful goodbye and threw a bit of shade at Mykenna and Tammy, who made their own impromptu mini cocktail party right before the rose ceremony. Well, at least she'll always have the Cosmo shoot (and thousands of new Instagram followers).

Week 5: Shiann Lewis

Shiann was the second woman to get sent home after Pilot Pete cancelled the cocktail party. Like Lexi, she didn't really get a chance to speak to the Bachelor before the rose ceremony. On her way out, however, Shiann had some choice words for Peter, issuing a warning about the remaining contestants. "Some of the girls that are here, sometimes what they're saying is not who they are," she told him.

She also recently shared some more words of wisdom on her Instagram: "Be yourself, its always enough."

Week 5: Kiarra Norman

The suitcase-sized nanny (she made her debut from inside a piece of luggage on night one) made it all the way to the fourth rose ceremony before she was eliminated. While on the show, she made a name for herself by mispronouncing the word lingerie on a group date.

Week 4: Savannah Mullins

Savannah snagged several firsts with Peter, but her journey ends this week. Reminder: Savannah was the first to steal a kiss when she met Pilot Pete. Then, she was the first to share a snap from that meeting on Insta , too.

Week 4: Deandra Kanu

The homecare coordinator largely side-stepped the drama, but she's heading back to Texas and her health and wellness lifestyle Youtube channel and Insta. On her way out, she tells Peter, "I am so confused." (Tbh, SAME.)

Week 4: Alayah Benavidez

Yep, she's back but only briefly. She may have won Peter over, but her presence (and the drama that came with it) caused enough problems with the rest of the ladies that Peter basically decided it was her time to gofor real this time. On the plus side, Alayah racked up some frequent flyer miles.

Week 3: Alayah

After Alayah faced the wrath of pretty much everyone in the house, she was eliminated in the post-pool party rose ceremony. The Miss Texas 2019 tried and ultimately failed to prove she was there for the "right reasons." (Alas, then she came back.)

Week 3: Alexa Caves

No more worrying about your devices perking up whenever she appears on screen. Peter didn't give the esthetician/wax specialist a rose and she flew back to her Windy City home.

Week 3: Sarah Coffin

Once Reality Steve's pick for going all the way and winning Peter's heart, she wasn't able to stick around long enough to make it out of the mansion.

Week 3: Jasmine Nguyen

Jasmine had minimal screen time, so it's hard to pinpoint why Peter decided to send her home. She called her time on the Bachelor "the craziest flight of my life," on Instagram .

Week 2: Lauren Jones

Lauren caught Peter's eye on night one in a lace catsuit. Unfortunately, it wasn't quite enough and he sent the marketing executive back home to Los Angeles early on. Fans will finally find out what happens when there are no more women named Lauren left.

Week 2: Courtney Perry

Courtney and Peter's relationship didn't quite get off the ground. He sent the hairstylist back home to Florida. There are no hard feelings, though. Courtney wrote in an Instagram post: "I am so grateful to have had this opportunity."

Week 2: Payton Moran

Payton's time in the mansion was short-lived. Usually, she's the life of the party, per her cast bio , but Peter decided to send her home during the second rose ceremony.

Week 1: Eunice Cho, Avonlea Elkins, Maurissa Gunn, Jade Gilliland, Katrina Badowski, Jenna Serrano, Kylie Ramos, and Megan Hops

In a mansion filled with big personalities, it can be hard to stand out. It seems these eight ladies didn't fly into Peter's heart, and they packed their bags soon after they arrived.