'Yellowstone' Season 4 Episode 10: Beth and Rip FINALLY say 'I do'!

Its been a long time coming for these troubled childhood lovers with the season finale bringing this joyous moment
Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler, Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in 'Yellowstone' (Paramount Network)
Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler, Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in 'Yellowstone' (Paramount Network)

Spoilers for 'Yellowstone' Season 4 Episode 10 - 'Grass on the Streets and Weeds on the Rooftops'

'Yellowstone' has had many love stories that have been shown in all four seasons but one has truly stood the test of time. Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) the complex lovers who give themselves to each other completely finally said those two words that audiences have been dying to hear and it was pure wholesome goodness!

From troubled teens who have had an on-and-off relationship over the years to having each other's back through the seasons, the two have come a long way. The Season 3 finale saw Beth propose to Rip but the Dutton attack left things uncertain. But as well all know she safely survived and lived to be back in his arms. If the third Season's finale left us heartbroken the fourth made up for it in the best way possible. So read on to know how it all played out!

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Beth's conjugal visit to prison sees her find out about Jamie's (Wes Bentley)visit as well which seems to confirm her suspicion about his being the perpetrator of the attacks. On her way back home she spots a priest but is seen driving off. Rip and John (Kevin Costner) who have been worried about her whereabouts are relieved when she shows up at the ranch safely but she's not done as she tells them to step out for a bit as she has something to say. She declares that she has something to do today but before that, she wants to be a married woman. In a sweet moment, she asks Rip if he's alright doing it this way and the smitten man says he has no issue whatsoever.

Before they do get married we see Rip rush off to fetch something which we later find out is Lloyd (Forrie J Smith) who will be his best man and Carter (Finn Little) as well. Beth being Beth walks down the tiny path up to Rip and the priest who are waiting a little bit further down in a slinky golden cocktail dress and just her dad in her hand. The two say their vows with an impatient Beth happily kissing her man with an 'I do' who now also adorns his mother's ring that he had acquired for her.

In a hilarious moment, we see the priest say he won't press charges and it's revealed that in classic Beth fashion, she had kidnapped him at gunpoint to do the ceremony! It didn't matter that they weren't Catholic as Beth just wanted to call Rip her husband. We finally got what we wanted for so long and it was imperfect yet absolutely perfect.

Season 4 of 'Yellowstone' is available to stream on the Paramount Network app and Amazon Prime Video.

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