While Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray have announced that wedding bells are set ring in the spring, it seems that the romantic bliss they are openly showing may not be genuine after all.

Nick Viall, Murray's final competitor on 'The Bachelorette', claimed that Dorfman and himself allegedly became intimate before the show concluded, which set off some alarms.

While the neither the rumor nor the claim have been officially verified, some fans of the pair are of the view that it's true.

Now rumors are surfacing suggesting that Murray's relationship with his family is strained after hearing the aforementioned allegations.

According to the report, when Dorfman and Murray took a break, Murray went crying to his family about how horrible his fiancee is, how she is forcing him to do things against his will and how she quit her job without even consulting him.

Dorfman was a district attorney who eventually resigned and hired a manager to help boost her career as a celebrity.

A source said that Murray was "a Momma's Boy, so every time he and Andi get in a fight he goes running to his parents and tells them what she did and how horrible she is. Eventually, he goes back to Andi and forgives her, but his parents don't."

Even Murray's own sister, Steph, and brother, Aaron, a professional NFL quarterback, were reported to be staying away from the couple.

The Murrays were embarrassed by the scandal that Dorfman had gotten herself into, and believed that 'The Bachelorette' was just using Josh and their supposed wedding to increase her popularity in show business.

Despite Dorfman and Murray being active on social media, they would rarely get in touch or communicate directly with the Murrays, which is seen by people as evidence of the family feud.

Reports say that Dorfman simply wants to get into the next season of VH1's 'Couple Therapy', in which her ex, Juan Pablo, and her friend, Nikki Ferrel, have at one point in time been featured on.