Weeks after "The Bachelor" Chris Soules got engaged with winner Whitney Bischoff, it was reported that the couple had been having relationship problems.
Sources revealed that Chris Soules and Whitney Bischoff have reported called it quits since they're treating the relationship as a "business arrangement." The break-up was allegedly caused by Chris' stint in "Dancing with the Stars" and Whitney's jealousy over Witney Carson.
Life & Style, via Inquistr, previously reported that Whitney Bischoff feels that her dream life with Chris Soules is never coming true. The couple might be engaged but Chris was allegedly too busy with the glitz and glamour of Hollywood that he tends to neglect his fiancée.
"He's caught up in the hoopla of Hollywood...Meanwhile, Whitney's tired of the cameras and the fame and attention. She's shocked to find out he's impressed by all the glitz and glam of LA, because she wants nothing to do with it. Whitney feels hurt and misled. It's over between them," the source revealed.
It did not help that Chris Soules is spending so much time with Witney Carson, preparing for "Dancing with the Stars." The insider added that Whitney and Chris were only treating their relationship more as a "business arrangement" than a love story.
According to the rumors, Whitney Bischoff allegedly called for the break-up but Chris Soules wanted to make it work.
"They may be living together in Cali, but they are living completely separate lives," the source added.
Speaking to Access Hollywood, Price Farming, however, has denied the break-up rumors and said that he and Whitney are happier than ever. Chris also added that she was not at all jealous with his "DWTS" partner, Witney.
"First of all, I talked to her before I even made a decision to do this. We talked about it and it's an opportunity that we both thought was too good to pass up, and would be a lot of fun," he said.
Chris Soules added that he would take the opportunity to teach his wife Whitney Bischoff some of the dance steps he learned from the reality show. "Eventually, when I get good," he said.
