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Colton Underwood on His Uncertain Future With Girlfriend Cassie Randolph Following Brief Split (Exclusive)

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Colton Underwood learned the hard way not to put pressure on his relationship with Cassie Randolph. In his new book, the former Bachelor reveals that he and Randolph briefly broke up after the show.

Their split in August of last year only lasted a couple of days, but as Underwood told ET's Lauren Zima, it was enough to teach him that there's «no certainty» in their relationship. «There is no certainty right now.

I mean we're not engaged, we're not married. I love her to bits and pieces and I think that for us, we just need to keep communicating and having those open conversations with one another,» he said. «I mean, we're just taking it day by day right now.»Underwood says in that he and Randolph would both like to see an engagement happen

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