Cassie Randolph.Photo: Amy Sussman/E! Entertainment/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty
Cassie Randolphis giving her fans their first — and likely last — glimpse into her apartment.
On Sunday, theBacheloralum, 25, took her Instagram followers on a tour of her Los Angeles home, where she lives with her sister, Michelle Randolph.
Cassie said that the tour was “better late than never” as she plans to move in the near future. “Ironically it’s probably going to be full of moving boxes soon. I’ve been debating between a few different living options. Going to miss this place!” she wrote in her Instagram Reels caption.
Cassie Randolph.Cassie Randolph/Instagram
Cassie Randolph/Instagram
As seen in the tour, the sisters' apartment is decorated in a serene palette with white furniture, small plants, and a variety of artwork on the walls.
Large, floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the L.A. scenery, including in one room where Cassie sits down to work on her laptop at one point in the video.
She also gives a look into her bedroom, where her cat is laying on the bed and she stops for a snuggle.
Michelle, who is dating actorGregg Sulkin, can also be seen briefly towards the end of the video.
After winning season 23 ofThe Bachelorlast year, Cassie entered into a relationship withColton Underwood. The pair latercalled it quitsthis past June.
A source told PEOPLE at the time that the two “just weren’t on the same page.”
“Colton really wanted to settle down and get married — he’s been ready for a long time,” the source said. “And Cassie just wasn’t ready. They both knew it wasn’t going to work.”
Colton Underwood, Cassie Randolph.Frazer Harrison/Getty
In September, Cassiefiled for a restraining orderagainst Underwood, 28, but laterdropped itin November.
In a statement to PEOPLE last month, Underwood confirmed that the exes “were able to reach a private agreement.”
“Today Cassie asked the court to dismiss the temporary restraining order against me. The two of us were able to reach a private agreement to address any of Cassie’s concerns,” he said. “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.”
source: people.com
