The Bachelor alum Colton Underwood fired up his Instagram page this Tuesday to promote his upcoming Netflix docu-series.
Colton, 29, shared a poster for the series - a picture of him smiling in a rural setting 'moments after I came out to my dad,' he revealed.
He came out as gay this April months after his split from his Bachelor girlfriend Cassie Randolph, who accused him of stalking her in the wake of their breakup.
'Moments after I came out to my dad': The Bachelor alum Colton Underwood fired up his Instagram page this Tuesday to promote his upcoming Netflix docu-series
In the caption of his new Instagram poster for the Netflix show Colton wrote: 'This image was captured moments after I came out to my dad, which was one of the most meaningful parts of my coming out journey.'
He added: 'I'm looking forward to sharing more of my story with you including the lessons I've been learning along the way.'
The former professional football player rounded off his message by announcing: 'Coming Out Colton premieres on Netflix December 3rd.'
Colton led the 2019 season of The Bachelor where gay guest star Billy Eichner famously teased him: 'Maybe you're the first gay Bachelor and we don't even know!'
Close relationship: Colton's father Scott Underwood has been supportive since the reality star came out as gay; the pair are pictured together
Cassie Randolph ultimately won the season and they dated for a year and half, during which she helped care for him when he had COVID-19.
Their split came in May 2020 - and then that September she succeeded in obtaining a temporary restraining order against him.
She accused Colton of stalking behavior, including alleging that he taped a tracking device under the back bumper of her car.
A police report followed in October but by November - at Cassie's own request - the restraining order and investigation were dropped.
The way they were: He came out as gay this April months after his split from his Bachelor girlfriend Cassie Randolph, who accused him of stalking her in the wake of their breakup
Colton became the first openly gay Bachelor this April when he came out of the closet on "Good
