‘Bachelor In Paradise’ Couple Tayshia And John Paul Jones ‘Not Together’ After Reunion?

tayshia jpj — Tayshia Adams and John Paul Jones in a scene from the "Bachelor in Paradise" Season 6 finale. ABC

Tayshia Adams and John Paul Jones joyfully reconnected on Tuesday’s “Bachelor in Paradise” finale, but according to the show’s notorious spoiler blogger, the couple is no longer an item.

Following ABC’s premiere of the Season 6 finale, Reality Steve took to Twitter to reveal that despite Tayshia and JPJ cementing their relationship status on air, his sources have informed him they are “not together anymore.”

In contradiction to the blogger’s claims, the “BIP” alums have been gushing about their romance on social media since the finale. On Tuesday night, Tayshia posted a shot of the two posing alongside the caption “TAYPJ for the win!” On JPJ’s page, he shared a photo of Tayshia smiling with his family.

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In response to their posts, Reality Steve wrote on Twitter, “I see what Tayshia and JPJ are posting. I’m just telling you what I’m hearing.”

According to his findings, the second half of the finale, which showcased the duo’s reunion after leaving Paradise, was taped on Aug. 27. In a Sept. 3 blog post, the blogger spoiled the Bachelor Nation couple’s reconciliation while also reporting that he was hearing they may not be in it for the long haul.

“What I’m saying is that I know this show does weird things to people,” he continued in a Wednesday blog post. “And maybe I don’t know all the ins and outs of the Tayshia/JPJ relationship but I’ve heard too many things over the past few weeks to just blindly believe what they say.”

The blogger went on to question if their relationship was “open,” adding, “What I’ve seen and what I’ve heard isn’t matching up with the story they’re selling to America right now. So I’ll just leave it at that. They say they are still a couple. I’m saying I don’t believe them and this is all for attention purposes. No harm, no foul. I’m allowed to have an opinion on them, right? Well that’s my opinion. I don’t believe them. Take it as you will.”