Former The Bachelor bachelorette Tierra LiCausi is apparently resuming her search for love.

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LiCausi's alleged engagement has been called off, Wetpaint reported Tuesday.

"It's not a recent split," a source said. "It happened a few months ago."

LiCausi appeared to take to Twitter on Wednesday and address the report.

"I can't stop the rumors from starting, and I can't really change peoples minds who believe them, all I can do is sit back and laugh at these low life people who have nothing better to do than talk about me," she tweeted via an Instagram photo.

LiCausi, best remembered for her self-proclaimed "sparkle" and expressive eyebrows when she competed on Sean Lowe's The Bachelor edition earlier this year, had announced her surprise engagement to an unidentified man in early March during the season's The Women Tell All special.

She stated they had gotten engaged in January.

While filming of The Bachelor's seventeenth season concluded in November 2012, LiCausi claimed she had dated her fiance for awhile prior to appearing on the show. She insisted they rekindled their romance once she returned home and got over her heartbreak from Lowe dumping her.

Both viewers and her fellow The Bachelor cast members had expressed skepticism about LiCausi's engagement given its abrupt nature and the fact she never identified her fiance or released a photo showing them together.

"This dude exists?" The Bachelor host Chris Harrison joked during her season's The Women Tell All special. 

"He does. He's no mystery man! I've got a good man and that's all that matters," LiCausi noted. "The guy is pretty awesome too. I am so happy."

Fellow former bachelorette AshLee Frazier told reporters during a February conference call that LiCausi was probably lying about her engagement.

"I mean, it may just be a hoax, who knows. With Tierra, we can't really put too much past her," Frazier said at the time.
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