If past seasons are any indication, chances are Jillian Harris won't find true love on 'The Bachelorette.'

But while the show's marriage track record is a lousy 1 for 17, many Bachelors and Bachelorettes have gone on to do great things after the final rose ceremony. Some have landed new TV gigs, some have written books, while others have actually made it down the aisle -- albeit, with people not featured on the show.

Check in with all 17 contestants to see what they're up to today. -- By Andrew Scott

A month ago, bachelor Matt Grant handed the final rose and a $60,000 engagement ring to actress Shayne Lamas in the season finale of ABC's The Bachelor: London Calling. The final credits of the episode hadn't even finished rolling when people (I include myself in the lot) were already betting on how long the two of them would last together. No, the couple didn't officially break up yet, but Matt did move out of Shayne's house.

After weeks of dating and eliminating some 25 women, including some crazy ones like Stacey, London bachelor Matt Grant found his soul mate. The 27-year-old proposed to one of the final two ladies in this week's season finale of the ABC's The Bachelor.

Did he give the $60,000 engagement ring to 24-year-old Chelsea or 22-year-old Shayne? The answer after the jump!

I'm not what you'd call a fan of The Bachelor. I only watched Seasons 3, 4 and 7 of the ABC reality show (it's now season 12) and watched its spin-off, The Bachelorette. I had no plans to tune in this season but, since there was nothing else on that interested me and because I was too lazy to switch channels after watching Dancing with the Stars, I decided to watch the "London Calling" version of the dating reality series.

The main difference between this season and the others is the fact that the hunk du jour is from London. Besides that, the series hasn't changed much since I watched Charlie O'Connell give the final rose to Sarah Brice.