'Bachelorette' Alum Tyler Cameron & Camila Kendra Reportedly Split On 'Bad Terms'
Not meant to be! Tyler Cameron and Camila Kendra have reportedly called it quits — and apparently, there's no love lost between the two.
An insider told The Sun that The Bachelorette alum and Kendra split on "bad terms" despite everything seeming peachy with the pair only one week prior.
The source told the outlet that the reality star and the 26-year-old's breakup was "very recent" and "unexpected" after eight months together.
The former flames appear to have unfollowed each other on social media and deleted traces of their time together from their accounts.
This comes as Cameron was reportedly seen in a bar in Florida, where an unidentified blonde woman is said to have been "all over him," per Deuxmoi. Meanwhile, his now-ex is said to be on vacation with her family.
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Their reported split comes only weeks after the hunk gushed about Kendra with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live last month.
The 28-year-old said during the appearance that the pair were "very much in love" and that she said "I love you" first. "It was at a moment of pure love, like, it just came out. You know what I mean?" he gushed. "It was not the way I expected it, but it was beautiful."
Their love story began when he slid into Kendra's DMs and realized that they're both based in Florida. "We went to a restaurant and we sat there; we just talked for hours. We couldn’t even look at the menu, so I just told them, like, 'Bring whatever.' We just talked, hung out. We sat there for four hours, I had a great night," he told Cohen of their first date.
Cameron is best known for his appearance of Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette where she stopped him from popping the question and chose Jedd Wyatt. The You Deserve Better author previously told Us Weekly that he had "no bad things to say about her, so it’s all good. She taught me a lot."
"I haven’t seen her in a while, but we’re still friends," he explained at the time of Brown. "We’re still cool."
