Corinne Olympios Flaunts Abs In Workout Attire: 'Get It Done Today'

Former "Bachelor" and "Bachelor In Paradise" star Corinne Olympios is again stunning her Instagram followers.

The CEO/Founder of Aura Sugar Co. is showing off her workout fit with her abs on full display.

The former "Bachelor In Paradise" star is flaunting her abs as she wears tight black pants and a white cropped hoodie. She also wears a pair of black and white Nike sneakers while her long blonde hair is straightened and falls just below her chest.

"Get it done today," she captioned the post, which gained hundreds of comments from her followers.

"🔥🔥🔥fit," one fan commented as another chimed in, "Gorgeous snapshot 🔥."

A third expressed, "Beautiful woman 😍😮❤️" while one user wrote, "Thanks, needed that today 🙏🏽."

Olympios has reflected on her "Bachelor" days, admitting she "acted like a psychopath."

"I was a completely different human at the time. I tried to do whatever I could to get your attention. Everyone freaked out, but I didn't care because I got my time. I was a little upset because I know what a good wife I will be one day and what a good girlfriend I am," she said. "So I felt like that side of me wasn't shown. I felt like I looked like a bimbo."

Once the 31-year-old was sent home by Nick Viall, she admitted she went into a downward spiral and felt depressed. "There were two days when I remember I would not get out of bed," she said. "I was like, 'My life is over. What am I doing? What is this?'"

Luckily, the "Bachelor In Paradise" star had great and supportive friends and fans, and she was able to get better and find her confidence again. "So many women have approached me and said, 'You're an f–king queen. You had the guts to do something like that. You make me feel more confident,'" Olympios said. "So there you go, something great came out of it."

After appearing on Nick Viall's "The Bachelor" season, Olympios went onto the spin-off reality show "Bachelor In Paradise." While there, she found herself amid a scandal with another contestant, DeMario Jackson, resulting in Warner Bros. stopping filing and launching an internal investigation into a sexual encounter between the two.

At the time, Olympios released a statement regarding the incident: "I am a victim and have spent the last week trying to make sense of what happened on June 4. Although I have little memory of that night, something bad took place, which I understand is why production on the show has now been suspended, and a producer has filed a complaint against the production."

After the investigation concluded, Olympios faced backlash because she referred to herself as a victim, leading her to release a second statement in which she explained, "Then, I saw myself as a victim of having something this serious happen to you and have the media paint you a certain way that you know you aren't and having all these people make their judgments and comments, and they don't even know what happened or went on."

"That's what I'm a victim of. I never meant that I was a victim of DeMario. I strongly believe he had no bad intentions at all. It was all good. It was unfortunate that no one knew how intoxicated I was then," she concluded.

Corinne Olympios has not returned to "The Bachelor" franchise. Instead, she focuses on her social media career and her company, Aura Sugar Co.