Logan is talking it out!

As Bachelor Nation fans know, after switching from Rachel’s group of men to Gabby’s group of men, Logan ended up leaving “The Bachelorette” because of a positive COVID-19 test.

Since this information came out, Bachelor Nation fans have been theorizing about what “really” happened to Logan and why he left the show so suddenly.

Some even wondered if he was an alleged “producer plant” and was only on the show to stir up drama.

Now, Logan is stopping by the “Talking It Out with Bachelor Nation” podcast, where he revealed the truth about his departure.

Logan got candid about how he was very much on the show to find love and how he was the most disappointed out of anyone by his anticlimactic departure.

He said, “I would love to talk about this because this is not something I was expecting to get the reaction that it has. There are these very creative theories going around about what actually happened to me. I did indeed get a positive COVID test.”

Logan explained how it all went down, saying, “I went on a group date with Gabby’s guys, we did the Amsterdam group date. I got back on the ship and we’re in the hallway as I’m getting my suit ready. Someone said, ‘Logan step away and go to your room right now.’ Luckily, the rest of the guys were okay. I am not a producer plant.”

He went on, “People think I’m like Nicolas Cage from ‘National Treasure’ with this massive plan. Guess what, I was just as bummed out and underwhelmed by that exit as everyone else was. It was crushing. After all that, the emotional roller coaster I put myself and other people through, for it to end that way was an absolute dart right in my heart. Really, that’s how this ends?!”

That settles it — you heard it here first!

And co-hosts Mike Johnson and Bryan Abasolo asked Logan what his hopes were with Gabby if he had been able to stay.

Logan said, “Up until I got invited to go to ‘Paradise,’ I spent weeks wondering what would’ve happened if I got to have another conversation with Gabby. Like, what would’ve happened if I revealed to her what happened with my family or if I had been really vulnerable, what would we have done about Hometowns?”

He went on, sharing, “Those questions went around my mind. But Gabby said this at ‘Men Tell All,’’ and I gathered that when she brought me over to her group of guys, for her last one-on-one date she took Nate. That made it clear to me that I didn’t know if I had enough time with her. I was really hoping I’d get that one-on-one and then a couple cocktail parties, maybe then the stars would align.”

To hear more of Logan’s conversation on the “Talking It Out with Bachelor Nation” podcast, check out the full episode below.