Are 'Bachelor' Colton Underwood And Cassie Randolph Still Together? Why Fans Think They Split

Are Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph still together?

The "Bachelor" couple sparked rumors of a split after fans noticed the reality stars absent from each others social media recently. It's been about a month since Cassie has mentioned her 28-year-old boyfriend and about two weeks since he has posted about her.

Underneath Colton's most recent post, from May 11, one fan commented, "Are you and Cassie still together????" Although he didn't respond, a source gave an update on their relationship to Us Weekly.

"Everything is fine," they confirmed. "[Colton] is just in Colorado visiting with his family since he hasn’t been with them since the pandemic broke and recovering from COVID-19 himself. He was with Cassie up until the night he left for Colorado, but he’ll be back in L.A. soon. They’re both just enjoying time with their families."

A "Bachelor" couple split wouldn't be the most shocking news for fans of the franchise, and it wouldn't be new for Colton and Cassie in particular. As previously reported, in the former pro footballer's new book "The First Time," he revealed that he and the 25-year-old had already gone through one breakup.

"To put it very frank, after the show, we realized we weren’t communicating as well as we once did," the former "The Bachelor" lead said. "Nobody was forcing us to talk about real things going on, so we let a lot of things build up."

This lead to the couple, who met on the 2019 season of the ABC series, to take a mutually agreed-upon break last August. It only lasted for two days though.

"It was like, 'I miss you!'" Colton explained of their reunion.

Another reason a breakup wouldn't be a shock would be because of the rumors that the Season 23 lead was gay -- a claim he also addressed in his memoir.

"It was one of those things where you hear something so often, you start believing it," he shared. "I thought, maybe I am gay. The captain of the football team should be having sex and drinking, right? But I wasn’t."

"I didn’t know who I was,” Colton explained. "And I come from an athletic family, so it was always, 'Move on, you’re good.' So that threw me off. In high school, when I was struggling with my sexuality, I’m not going to talk to my parents about it. So I internalized it."

"Even while my season was airing, I battled the gay [rumors]," he said. "They’d say, ‘He’s gay, he’s hiding it.’ No. But I’ve been there, done that now."