'The Bachelorette: Men Tell All': Multiple Men Apologize to Gabby & Rachel

On Monday, "The Bachelorette" stars Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey reunited with many of the guys from this season of the ABC hit.

The first guy to sit in the hot seat with host Jesse Palmer was Logan, who was called out by the other guys for deciding to explore his relationship with Gabby over Rachel.

Logan insisted that it was "unintentional" when he left Rachel to pursue Gabby. He told Jesse that he doesn't regret pursuing Gabby, but that he would change how he handled the tough situation.

During the episode, Nate also sat down with Jesse to discuss his breakup with Gabby.

Holding back his emotions, he said, "There are no hard feelings between us."

Nate also addressed his controversial past after being accused of infidelity prior to his time on "The Bachelorette" and keeping his daughter a secret from past relationships.

Nate admitted that he went through a "traumatizing" divorce, so he put up walls to protect his daughter.

He apologized for not being "communicative," insisting that he is a changed man. He said, "I would say I'm deeply sorry for the way that I acted. I should've been more communicative. I should've been more clear in my actions and I pray that you forgive the man that I was because I'm not that same person."

While some question his feelings for Gabby, Nate also insisted that his emotions for her were "real." He emphasized, "We both felt it, we experienced it. In past relationships, I can't always say that we had the commitment of being boyfriend and girlfriend, but with this, I committed to Gabby as her boyfriend, and I walked into it with that going in."

Nate also opened up about being a father to his daughter, who he calls his "greatest treasure that I have."

Rachel apologized to Jordan for following her heart and not pursuing their relationship.

When Jacob spoke to Gabby, he acknowledged his past mistakes, adding, "I'm truly and deeply sorry."

During the season, Jacob raised eyebrows when he told Gabby, "If you were the only person here, I don’t think I would have the heart to continue. At the end of the day, we’re trying to find someone to spend the rest of our lives with. Obviously, you’re smoking, though.”

As for Logan's decision to pursue Gabby, Rachel admitted that she was "hurt" when he did that, but she understood.

Logan acknowledged that he's still "growing and learning."

After the episode, "Extra's" Katie Krause spoke with Logan, who opened up about his regrets about how things played out.

Logan also teased his "wild" time on "Bachelor in Paradise" and revealed that he found a "meaningful" connection. Watch!

During the episode, Rachel also revealed that it felt "good" to see Nate again. She noted, "It feels so good to see you again because you did have such an impression on my journey, not only with me personally but I do think you're such a leader for all the men in how well you treat women."

Nate also thanked Gabby for giving him the chance to explore their relationship. He said, "I don't think because it ended it wasn't beautiful. We had one of the best friendships that led into like a great relationship and just seeing it back and watching us grow, I get emotional every time."

James Clarke aka Meatball also reenacted the famous scene where he poured tomato sauce over himself. He even tackled guest Billy Eichner to the floor. Billy was there to promote his new movie "Bros."

Rachel and Gabby expressed that they had no regrets with how the season went down.

Jesse predicts that the audience will be "shocked" by the "twists and turns" of what's to come.