Colton Underwood has archived all of his Instagram photos, just a day after ex Cassie Randolph dropped her restraining order against the former Bachelor.
Bachelor fans noticed that Underwood had wiped his page on Thursday.
Though there are no more posts on the account, his page has yet to be deactivated completely.
Clean slate: Colton Underwood has archived or deleted all of the photos on his Instagram just a day after word ex Cassie Randolph was dropping her restraining order against him. He’s seen in 2019 above
Blank: Though there are no more posts on the account, his page has yet to be deactivated completely
Yesterday Randolph, 25, asked for both her restraining order and the related police case to be dismissed, according to sources who spoke to TMZ.
Cassie, who won Colton’s heart during season 23 of The Bachelor, filed for a restraining order in September only to later file a police report claiming the former NFL player placed a tracking device on her car.
Colton himself spoke to TMZ about the decision, telling the site: ‘The two of us were able to reach a private agreement to address any of Cassie’s concerns.
‘I do not believe Cassie did anything wrong in filing for the restraining orders and also believe she acted in good faith. I appreciate everyone’s respect for privacy regarding this matter.’
Putting it behind her: Bachelor winner Randolph dropped her restraining order against her ex, according to news that emerged yesterday
Colton and Cassie’s agreement should signal the end of the conflict between the exes.
Since Randolph filed to dismiss the retraining order ‘with prejudice’ she will not be allowed to refile.
In September Cassie was granted a restraining order against Colton, keeping the reality star at least 100 yards away from Cassie, her home, and her work while also barring him from any contact or threatening behavior.
His side: Colton himself spoke to TMZ, telling the site: ‘The two of us were able to reach a private agreement to address any of Cassie’s concerns. I do not believe Cassie did anything wrong in filing for the restraining orders and also believe she acted in good faith. I appreciate everyone’s respect for privacy regarding this matter’
Weeks after the original filing Randolph filed a police report claiming her ex put a tracking device on her car.
The paperwork was filed in her request for a restraining order against the 28-year-old former Bachelor.
Randolph’s lawyer told the TMZ at the time publication: ‘It was her intention to first, try and work through this process privately in a manner that gives both her and Colton safety, security and respect. We are confident this is possible.’
In a previous court filing Cassie attached photos of a tracking device she says Colton attached to the rear bumper of her car. She claims he admitted to attaching the device.
Accusations: In a previous court filing Cassie attached photos of a tracking device she says Colton attached to the rear bumper of her car. She claims he admitted to attaching the device, as the former couple are seen in November 2019
As well as planting the tracking device, she claims Colton turned up uninvited at her various residences among other allegations.
The former couple started their romance on Underwood’s 23rd season of The Bachelor, which aired in early 2019.
They announced their split in May of this year, though in her filing Randolph noted their split as occurring in April.
She went on to allege that he takes ‘obsessive walks’ to her apartment and lingered outside of her bedroom window at her parent’s beach house at 2 A.M.
Along with physical behavior, Cassie also claimed that the former football player has been sending her harassing text messages accusing her of spending time with her ex-boyfriend, among other messages.
Fairytale is over: Last month Cassie was granted a restraining order against him. The former couple started their romance on Underwood’s 23rd season of The Bachelor, which aired in early 2019
The former football player has called her ‘selfish’ and ‘shady’ in several of the messages seen by E! News from documents pertaining to the order.
In the paperwork, Cassie also alleged that Underwood sent anonymous text messages to her and himself to say he was also the victim of a stalker, though she claims he later confessed to that as well.
According to the filing, Colton ‘used alias phone numbers to anonymously send harassing text messages at all hours of the day to Ms. Randolph and to her friends. Mr. Underwood also sent harassing text messages to himself pretending to also be a victim of the anonymous stalker… He later admitted to being the one sending the messages.’
In July, Cassie accused her ex of trying to ‘monetize’ their split by writing about it in the upcoming second edition of his book without her prior approval and though they agreed to remain silent on the reasons of the split.
Restraining order: Colton now has to stay at least 100 yards away from Cassie, her home, her work and must not contact her and avoid all threatening behavior