Jordan Kimball and Jenna Cooper's TV romance has come to an end. Bachelor Nation hasn't been able to keep their eyes off the pair's recent breakup, as their relationship exploded just hours after their engagement aired on Bachelor in Paradise's season five finale on Tuesday. However, according to host Chris Harrison, fans shouldn't expect their breakup to air on TV. "A lot of this stuff is going to be off camera. A lot of the conversations will take place, and we won't be shooting it," he told ET at the 2018 GOOD+ Foundation's Evening of Comedy + Music Benefit at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Wednesday. "This won't be for specials. It's just making sure these human beings are OK." Just hours before the Paradise finale, a Reality Steve report claimed Jenna had been cheating on Jordan, and posted screenshots of text messages allegedly between Jenna and another man. On Wednesday morning, Jordan announced on Instagram that he had ended their relationship. Jenna spoke out on Wednesday afternoon, claiming that the texts were "completely fabricated." She said she didn't cheat on Jordan, and that she had hired an attorney "to punish those responsible." "All I can say is that when I left them on the beach engaged, they seemed to be very much in love. The last time I saw them together was on stage at the special that we shot, and you know if she’s faking it, she fooled me too," Chris said. "I haven’t talked to either one of them, so I don’t know the validity of any of it. I don’t know what has happened since today, because it seems to be a very fluid situation, but I hope it’s not true, I truly do." "That would be a pretty terrible thing to do, because Jordan’s a very good guy," he added. "I know Jordan is very much in love with her, but then again... I don’t know." A source told ET that Jenna's reveal that she's considering legal action will hopefully give Jordan "clarity." According to the source, the model has been taking things "one day at a time" and had an upcoming trip planned for a few days. "Hopefully that will keep his mind off things," the source said. A separate source, meanwhile, said that Jordan and Jenna "have had some difficult conversations over the past 24 hours." The source continued, stating, "Jordan felt that Jenna was just making things worse with her answers to his questions. He feels like he only knew one side of her. He knows he didn't do anything wrong here, but it all still hurts.” See more on Bachelor in Paradise, and join the conversation at ET's Bachelor Nation Facebook group here. 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Just before the season finale of Bachelor In Paradise on Tuesday, Reality show commentator and journalist Reality Steve published a report containing screenshots of a text message conversation Jenna allegedly had with another man. Jenna has since claimed on social media that the texts were fabricated – but she had a very different response when confronted by Jordan. Jordan joined Reality Steve’s podcast for a revealing 40-minute discussion on Wednesday evening, which you can listen to below. Jordan explained why he’s almost certain that Jenna send the scandalous text messages that appeared in the article, and opened up on Jenna’s disappointing response to the news. On Jenna’s response when Jordan confronted her about the texts: “Well, there was a statement that she made that ‘well you know I say mean things sometimes, but I don’t think I said this.’ And that, to me, immediately I felt even sicker. The reaction immediately didn’t give me any confidence that I didn’t need to worry about this. People are saying ‘well why aren’t you sticking by her side?’ Well I’m not lashing out at her, I’m not saying anything – I have not said anything about her and I haven’t really talked about our interactions. However, I have to…. I got played. It’s looking like I got played. And once you get played, the last thing you want to do is get fooled as well. So right now I have to take myself away from this until, you know, it’s proven otherwise. With all of this information, the likeliness of that…. [with] the detail and everything, this is just, this makes no sense that this could be a frame, you know, someone framing her.” On if he believes the relationship can be saved: “I’m here for her. I’m definitely here for her. Knowing what I know and reading what I read and feeling what I feel, I can’t say that I… it’s not the most interesting thought to myself right now, I’ll say that.” On if he had any doubts about Jenna’s intentions while in Paradise: “I had heard some things about being used as a business opportunity, but that’s right up there with ‘oh, he’s not here for the right reasons.’ You know what I mean? So I didn’t really know how to take that. I’m the kind of person, I try to figure those things out with my intuition or try to figure it out on my own, just in general. I mean, I asked her ‘do you love me?’ She said ‘yes.’ It seemed real…. I never saw this coming, I’ll tell you that.” On what Jenna said when he ended the relationship: “She’s just been denying it. She’s been telling me that she’s going to prove it all wrong. She’s asked me if I’m going to be there for her. It’s like, ‘look, you’ve got to prove it wrong first.’ I want her to know that I’m not against her. And I think everyone should know that I’m not against her. I think it’s awful that she’s getting attacked by America right now, I don’t think anyone deserves that. But also, her initial reaction to this makes me believe it was true, and I also didn’t deserve to have the things said about me that were said.” On being convinced it was Jenna who sent the texts: Jordan: “You have shared the story and you have given me some insight to what this gentleman has, how he’s described Jenna. And there’s a couple of other things that people don’t know about that make this very hard for me not to believe. I’m going to put that there, and that is what it is. That is a statement.” Steve: “One thing I want to clarify, Jordan, is that obviously I didn’t just get sent three text messages in an email and said ‘hey, go with this.’ Obviously I had a back-and-forth with this gentleman on an email chain that you are very well aware of now, because we’ve been talking. I’ve shared with you what this man has said in an email, and you are basically like ‘this guy knows way too much about Jenna and her life..’” Jordan: “Right. Not only that, but even the terms in the text message. The number of exclamation points and question marks, and the things being said. God, it’s like I read [them]…. No one understands. It is extremely hard to talk about, but when I read these texts, I can hear her voice saying it because it’s things that, for me, sound exactly like she would say. I mean, there’s text messages she has sent me that really show exactly that this is how she texts. This is her style of talking in text messages.”<doc-sep>Bachelor In Paradise star Jordan Kimball announced his breakup from fiancée Jenna Cooper on Instagram Wednesday afternoon. Rumors of Cooper's alleged cheating surfaced Monday on Twitter. The couple announced their engagement the day later. "When you're in love with even the experiences you've had with them it's something to respect," Kimball wrote in an Instagram caption. "Being careless with someone that you give your heart to and reach milestones with isn't sensible no matter what the terms may be. I have not had an easy life and having struggles allows me to grab onto tough times and discard them from my path." Kimball detailed his heartbreak not only to leave Cooper but to feel he was misled. "I deal with unreasonable circumstances reasonably and have come to terms with a decision to remove myself from the relationship, it breaks my heart to think, feel and fall for this. It's dropped me. Fumbling emotions and being understanding is not easy. I'll be taking time to pursue my inner peace and she will always have me to talk to, if you've reached out to me, allow me time. Thank you to those that have." Text messages allegedly sent by Cooper surfaced Tuesday on Reality Steve. The texts seem to be between Cooper and an unnamed man. In the texts, Cooper and the man say "I love you." Cooper apologizes for an episode of Bachelor In Paradise and her public relationship with Kimball. She states the relationship is for business advancements. "Me and Jordan aren't together for real," a message read. "I don't even like him let alone love him. I'm better than him and once I'm able to I'll break it off for good and make up some story to make him look bad if it'll make you feel better. He means nothing to me and never has." Kimball said he received screenshots from his Bachelor franchise friends. He stated the rumors could be true. "I know my Jenna and I read those texts and in my heart, I know it's her," he told People Tuesday. "She was saying she didn't do it, but hinting towards the fact that there's a possibility that it happened. In all reality, I don't expect her to own it." Cooper issued a brief statement to People Tuesday night. "I am aware of the allegations being made against me and they are simply untrue," she said. "I am choosing to focus on my relationship right now. Thank you for respecting my privacy at this time." She has not issued a statement since Kimball announced the couple's breakup. Her last Instagram photo is one of her and Kimball captioned "I've been praying for someone like you. I feel like God sent you to me."<doc-sep>
Jordan Kimball and Jenna Cooper publicly split on Wednesday, just one day after their engagement was revealed in the season finale of Bachelor In Paradise. A bombshell report from Reality Steve earlier this week alleged that Jenna had faked her relationship with Jordan, according to screenshots of a text conversation Jenna allegedly had with another lover. Jenna has since denied all allegations, but Jordan announced on Wednesday that he had decided to remove himself from the relationship. In a podcast interview with Reality Steve, Jordan explained that he believed Jenna sent the texts to another man, and opened up on her disappointing reaction when he confronted her about the report. “Well, there was a statement that she made that ‘well you know I say mean things sometimes, but I don’t think I said this.’ And that, to me, immediately I felt even sicker. The reaction immediately didn’t give me any confidence that I didn’t need to worry about this.” Unlike the Tell All show for The Bachelorette, the Bachelor In Paradise reunion show was not aired live. The Reality Steve report was published prior to part two of the season finale, and while a few viewers knew about the allegations before the show aired, many more watched Jordan’s proposal and his couple interview with Jenna oblivious to the news, which obviously wasn’t addressed. Show host Chris Harrison said on Thursday that he hopes the allegations aren’t true, and that there are no plans to turn the scandal into a television special. Via E! News: “There’s a certain time—and this is it—where the cameras stop rolling and [there’s] the human side, where we just want to take care of these people and make sure Jordan’s OK, and make sure Jenna’s OK and help them. And it’s not going to be seen on a special. They’re just human beings that are dealing with a pretty crazy situation right now, whatever it turns out to be. So, I do get involved in them. …. All I can say is ‘God, I hope it’s not true,'” he said. “What a horrible mess and deceit.”