'Bachelor' Alums Hannah Ann Sluss And Madison Prewett Show Love On Instagram

Everyone could learn a thing or two about women supporting women from Hannah Ann Sluss and Madison Prewett.

The two ladies, who both appeared on Peter Weber's season of "The Bachelor," showed love and support for one another in an Instagram post on Monday.

"Well this Monday is a little different," Madison captioned a photo of herself smiling, rocking some light wash denim jeans, denim jacket, and round-framed sunglasses.

"Also hope everyone is staying safe," she added in reference to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

While most women aren't friends with their ex's ex, "The Bachelor" creates a unique situation between the ladies vying for the love of one man, and most of the ladies do end up becoming great friends, which is a good explanation why the cheerful post garnered a response from Hannah Ann.

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The model commented, "Cutie", under the picture, along with the red heart and kissy-face emojis.

Madison responded with three kissy-face emojis.

Fans saw a very turbulent season of "The Bachelor" end in a two-part finale special that started on March 9. Madison left the show, unable to continue her relationship with Peter due to their vast differences. Peter then became engaged to Hannah Ann, but they broke it off after he realized he couldn't give his whole heart to her.

During "After The Final Rose" Madison and Peter decided to give their love another shot only to call it off days later.

"So incredibly thankful for this amazing journey I’ve had the honor of being a part of. I have grown so much and am stronger than I was going in," Madison wrote.

"As Peter and I have decided to go our separate ways, I am confident that we will both move in the direction of our purpose and never forget that God has a plan in all things," the 23-year-old continued. "I will always love and respect him. I am convinced our paths were meant to cross and we are both better because they did."