The rejected 'Bachelor' contestant is being sent money by strangers after her engagement was brutally called off on TV

• After a shocking twist on "The Bachelor," one woman was left brokenhearted. 
• Now people are sending money to her on Venmo for drinks or other stress-relievers.
• Warning: Spoilers ahead for the "The Bachelor," included future revelations.

Last night's episode of "The Bachelor" ended with a shocking turn of events. After initially choosing Becca over Lauren and proposing to her, Arie turned around and broke off the engagement to Becca. Arie reportedly reconnected with Lauren (and now they are reportedly engaged instead). 

After the whirlwind of heartbreaking events, fans are reaching out to Becca through digital payment app Venmo and sending her money. 

As first spotted by reporter McKenna Keil, the Venmo payments can be seen under Becca's full name: Rebecca Kufrin.

INSIDER was able to verify the existence of more payments through the Venmo app — and some of the payment notes are hilarious. 

"For the uber ride to pawn that ring," one person wrote.

Another fan, identified as Michael Meyer on Venmo, wrote a whole poem:

"Roses are red, violets are blue
Arie's a dick, this much is true
Go grab a drink and celebrate
Cuz damn girl you'd make one helluva date"

Though the posts don't reveal the amount of money sent by each person, INSIDER counted more than 70 public payments sent to Becca as of 10:30 a.m. EST today.

According to Reality Steve, Becca and Arie were engaged from the time the show finished filming up until around mid-January of this year. The ABC camera crew was on hand to capture the brutal break-up (which aired on Monday's episode of "The Bachelor"). 

Becca has yet to publicly acknowledge the flood of money coming from fans. Her only social media tweet since the airing of the break-up episode was a simple tweet: "Deep down, I knew."

For more on "The Bachelor," including what we know about Arie and Lauren's relationship now, read INSIDER's coverage here. 

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