Could Bachelor Nation's Nayte Olukoya Be Referencing Ex Michelle Young In Latest TikTok?

Nayte Olukoya is back in the dating pool, and he's busy searching for 'The One!'

However, the Bachelor Nation favorite and Michelle Young's ex-fiancé seem to be experiencing a common dating aspect that can hinder many of us.

Olukoya, 28, took to TikTok yesterday to draw attention to the common inability to connect with someone new following a history of experiencing toxic relationships.

Those Bachelor Nation sleuths may have noticed Olukoya's TikTok was posted on the same day his ex-fiancee revealed a candid detail pertaining to her healing journey following their split earlier this Summer.

Read on to find out more details about Olukoya's transparent TikTok!

The Blast has covered many details of Olukoya and Young's relationship in the past, including several tidbits having to do with the duo's surprising split.

Olukoya and Young got engaged on the season finale of Young's season of "The Bachelorette," and received a hefty engagement present from the powers that be within the 'Bachelor' franchise; a check to help the duo purchase their first home together.

Olukoya was the one to pull the plug on their engagement, a move which caught Young off guard.

The former teacher was careful not to express too much about her heartbreak to the press during the early weeks following their breakup.

According to one of The Blast's pieces of coverage over their break-up, Young appeared on Bachelor Nation's "Ben and Ashley I. Almost Famous Podcast," and told her fellow Bachelor Nation alum, "I will say this is not something I foresaw, and I'll leave it there."

A few months later, Olukoya would publicly tell his side of the story.

Olukoya revealed the prospect of the former couple ending their relationship had not been a new concept; He revealed the couple had entertained the idea twice before officially ending their relationship.

Olukoya revealed multiple intimate details about their split on an episode of Nick Viall's podcast "The Viall Files," including the revelation the duo had started off the new year having disagreements.

"We just stopped clicking," Oluykoya explained. "Communication broke down. January 2nd- I remember it like it was yesterday. It was like, 'What's going on right now?' I fell in love with this woman, and then, like, I'm not saying she, like, turned into like, this terrible person, but it just wasn't the same really quick."

The pair ultimately ended their relationship via phone, following a week of "late-night conversations, texting phone calls, FaceTimes, things like that," Olukoya said.

Break-ups can have their ups and downs, but it seems as if Young is currently on the up and up in her respective healing experience.

The former 'Bachelorette' was much more ready to publicly reveal details about her and Olukoya's broken engagement to Life & Style Magazine a few days ago.

"I really did the work early on, and it's a lot when so much is going on outside of you," Young told the outlet. "You have to heal otherwise, you are going to constantly- like, your emotions depend on what's happening," she explained.

Young would go on to provide more insight pertaining to how she was able to deal with the massive amount of external noise surrounding her personal life.

"Honestly, just really truly trusting your value and knowing your worth. It's hard when so many people- there's so much noise going on. Whether it's from the person you broke up with, whether it's from everybody else around you, but you really truly have to be so confident in yourself. Sticking to what you know, being who you are, never wavering from that," Young said.

Olukoya took to TikTok on Monday night to have some light-hearted fun pertaining to his personal life.

He captioned the TikTok, which was set to Drake's "Too Good," "When you've only been in toxic relationships and a good one comes your way." He can be seen lip-synching the lyrics "I don't know how to talk to you."

Olukoya knew his TikTok may inspire some speculation. The insightful 'Bachelorette' alum used the hashtag "#don'ttakemytiktoksserious" perhaps in an effort to squash any potential new rumors the TikTok might inspire!

Olukoya does take the concept of finding true love seriously. Following the pair's split, he soon had the foresight to notice their phone break-up may have not been the best idea. According to E! News, he called his choice "A d**k move."