Showing posts with label Josh Murray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Murray. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Amanda Stanton on Breaking Off Engagement to Josh Murray: 'I Wish Him the Best'


People.com:
Josh Murray and Amanda Stanton have called it quits, PEOPLE confirms.

“Josh and I did break up,” Stanton, 26, told PEOPLE at The Bachelor Charity Premiere Party at Sycamore Tavern in Los Angeles on Monday.

“I know there’s been a lot of speculation about our relationship and to be honest, I think some people thought I was avoiding it,” she continued. “I think it’s good to set the record straight and tell everyone that we’re not together anymore. I just didn’t really know how to go about it.”

Murray, 32, and Stanton met while starring as contestants on Bachelor in Paradise during the summer of 2016.

The two hit it off almost instantly, quickly becoming one of the season’s most solid couples, and went public with their engagement following the season finale of Bachelor in Paradise on Sept. 6 — but their road to engagement wasn’t always smooth.

“There was a lot of different reasons [we called off our engagement],” Stanton said. “At the end of the day, we were just two very different people. I think there are some things when you love someone you can work on and try to fix things, and then there are some things you just can’t fix. I think it got to that point where we just knew it wasn’t going to work.”
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Sunday, January 1, 2017

Amanda Stanton and Josh Murray Reunite in Atlanta Ahead of Appearing on a New 'Bachelor' Special


USmagazine.com:
Back to paradise? Josh Murray and Amanda Stanton experienced a bumpy end to 2016, but the Bachelor in Paradise alums were spotted together on Wednesday, December 28, just a few weeks after multiple sources confirmed to Us Weekly that the pair had split, and days before they are set to appear together on a new Bachelor special.

Murray and Stanton were all smiles as they posed for a pic with a fan at a Free People clothing store in the Lenox Square mall in his hometown of Atlanta on December 28. The fan's brother, JohnMark Conklin, posted the photo to Twitter.

A source tells Us that the Bachelor Nation faves seemed relaxed and were discussing their New Year's Eve plans, although it was unclear if they would be ringing in 2017 together.

The pair have not addressed their rumored split but are likely to give an update on their romance when they appear together on the new special The Bachelor: Countdown to Nick, airing on ABC on Sunday, January 1, a day before Nick Viall's season 21 premiere. Other Bachelor Nation couples taking part in the special include Sean and Catherine Lowe, Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell, Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth, and Paradise season 3 lovebirds Carly Waddell and Evan Bass.
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Thursday, May 19, 2016

Andi Dorfman Strikes Out at 'Jealous and Controlling' Ex Josh Murray: 'I Was Disgusted by What I Put Up with'


People.com:
She thought she'd finally found her happily ever after, but last year, Andi Dorfman's fairy tale dream came crashing down. 

"I thought I'd be alone forever," the former Bachelorette tells PEOPLE of her breakup with Josh Murray. The 29-year-old author of It's Not Okay was engaged to the 31-year-old former baseball player on the season finale of the show. Eight months later, the relationship was over.

"We all have red flags in our relationships that we don't see," says Dorfman. "Looking back and seeing those red flags was very cathartic for me. I realized our relationship wasn't the highlight of my life like I thought it was. So I took it off the pedestal and realized all was not lost."  


Once she did, "I was disgusted with myself for what I put up with," says Dorfman. "I was a strong, independent woman and I allowed [Josh] to be [emotionally abusive]. Now, I know I don't want someone jealous or controlling. I know what won't make me happy in [the future]." 

Moving on, "I've let go of the hatred and the bitter feelings," says Dorfman. "But I wasted my first engagement and that will always stick with me."

Still, "I survived," she says. "It hasn't been the easiest ride, but I'm happy." 
 
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