Whitney Bischoff Not Affected By Split With Chris Soules? 'The Bachelor' Star All Smiles In Instagram Photos After Engagement Breakup Hits News

"The Bachelor" star Whitney Bischoff seems to have quickly moved from the split with Chris Soules as she was beaming in her Instagram photos.

Three days ago, the fertility nurse shared on Instagram a photo of her wearing Chicago Blackhawks regalia in support of the hockey team. She wrote, "Game 1. Let's do this. Bring home the cup, Hawks!! #chicagoblackhawks."

A day later, she posted another photo on Instagram during a day out with her girl BFFs which she captioned, "#raybans and rooftops (emoji with sunglasses) @glo_airbrush_tan."

One fan noted, "you look wayyyy too normal for a guy like him... I mean by his smile...(smiling emoji) It looks like he has spent the last 10 years with only farm animals (monkey emojis) #cheesedick."

Another said, "He is out again with his fake smile posting pictures... I don't think anybody would get deceived by his fake smile and acting anymore.... try to be famous still... idiot."

"Ugh Chris was not the right guy from the start. He never had the intentions of settling down, just wanted fame and that's what he got. Hopefully, you'll find someone deserving of you," another of her followers commented of Whitney Bischoff's split from "The Bachelor" star Chris Soules.

The split report involving the "The Bachelor" star was confirmed by the rep for the couple who issued a statement that read, "Whitney Bischoff and Chris Soules have mutually and amicably decided to end their engagement. They part with nothing but respect and admiration for one another and will continue to be supportive friends. They wish to thank everyone who has supported them through this journey."

Chris Soules also took to Twitter to thank friends and fans who offered their sympathies in the aftermath of his split from Whitney Bischoff. He wrote, "I can't thank you all enough for the kind messages over the past few days. This has been really tough and your support means a lot to me."