Fans Think Cassie Randolph's New Boyfriend Wrote a Song Calling Colton Underwood a "Creep"

Every rose has its thorn… and Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph’s is sharp!

Telling the full story. On Tuesday, January 26, Colton Underwood released the paperback version of The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV. The memoir, released in March 2020, chronicled his time on The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelor, where he met and fell in love with Cassie Randolph.

"Cassie just wants to move forward in life with stuff she has going on like settling into her new place. She definitely doesn’t want to bring up her past again,” a source tells .

Over it. Cassie Randolph isn’t letting Colton Underwood‘s new book chapter about their breakup affect her.

Teresa Giudice hasn’t looked this happy in years! She’s clearly so crazy about new boyfriend Luis “Louie” Ruelas, as she was positively glowing with joy as the pair jetted in to L.A.X. together on Jan. 20. The Real Housewives of New Jersey Star was smiling from ear to ear and passionately kissing Luis as they waited for their luggage at the airport. When she wasn’t locking lips with the handsome entrepreneur and businessman, she had her arm around his back in photos you can see here.

Colton Underwood is reflecting on the circumstances that led to the end of his relationship with Cassie Randolph. 

The Bachelor‘s Colton Underwood revealed what lead to his breakup with Cassie Randolph.

More to the story. Colton Underwood is opening up about what really happened at the end of his relationship with Cassie Randolph for the first time. In July 2020, the former Bachelor, 28, wrote a new chapter for The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV, the memoir he released in March.

Nobody Is Listening, has triggered intense speculation among Zigi fans, thanks to a certain lyric in a certain track titled "When Love's Around." In the track, which features Syd, Malik sings, "I need you in my life / Yeah, you could be my wifе for real / Only takes a woman / To show what it means to love." As Hollywood Life reports, fans of new parents Malik and Gigi Hadid raced to one conclusion: Malik has either proposed to Hadid, or is very strongly considering it.

Inspired by the same old love? Selena Gomez dropped a new track, called “De Una Vez” — and fans think it’s about her ex Justin Bieber.

said yes” instead of, “It's a love story; baby just say yes.” Not only that, but some believe they heard wedding bells added to the background of the song. None of this is to say these rumors and conspiracy theories are anything more than that, but one thing is abundantly clear.

Cassie Randolph‘s rumored new beau appears to strongly feel a certain type of way about her notorious ex-boyfriend, Colton Underwood!

“You’re a creep / You can’t stop thinking about her,” begins “Creep,” the new collab between Brighton Reinhardt (under his musical persona, Brighton) and m0mmasboy. For fans of Brighton, it’s a song about a jealous ex-lover not willing to let go (“You can’t stop thinking about my baby / What once was yours in the world is changing”), but for Bachelor fans, the song has a whole deeper meaning.

Lilly Singh is done with double standards.

Turning life into art? Cassie Randolph’s rumored boyfriend, Brighton Reinhardt, released a new song titled “Creep” on Wednesday, January 6 — and fans are convinced it’s about her ex Colton Underwood.

Olivia Rodrigo‘s new song “Driver’s License” has become a smash hit success this weekend and a lot of people are trying to figure out who the song is actually about.

keeping Jennifer Lawrence up at night since at least 2018—but fans think Swift might have made her first ever public comment on her possibly-former bestie, via the lyrics of her new songs. Swift released two evermore bonus tracks on Thursday, titled "it's time to go" and "right where you left me," and fans have detected a potential Kloss call out in both.

, onto streaming. (Until now, the songs were only available on physical copies of the album.) If you're like, “Wait, what?" that's because she did literally zero promotion for the songs—probably because the, uh, has been lately. Whatever her strategy, “Right Where You Left Me” and “It's Time to Go"—both breakup-y slow songs—are now available on Spotify, YouTube, and other online outlets.

Alex McCord and her husband of two decades, Simon Van Kempen, looked nearly unrecognizable in a new photo the former Real Housewives of New York City star, 47, shared to her Instagram account! Alex took to her IG on New Year’s Day, January 1, to share a sweet selfie pic of herself and her beloved beau. In the snap, Alex and Simon, 56, positively beamed at the camera while enjoying a day kayaking in their “backyard.”