AceShowbiz - Tyler Cameron, a familiar face from Season 15 of "The Bachelorette," addressed the repercussions of airing his relationship hiccups with girlfriend Tate Madden on social media. At the Celsius Padel Classic, held at Wayne Boich's Miami padel club during Art Basel, Cameron told Page Six, "I got crushed for that."

Cameron admitted he "thought it was funny" to post the screenshot of a text fight with Madden to his 2.2 million Instagram followers. However, Madden did not find it amusing, which led Cameron to quickly regret his decision. "So I paid the price for it, learned my lesson," he shared, emphasizing that "some jokes should be kept inside."

The incident, which involved Madden scolding Cameron for getting ice cream without her, did not sit well with fans either. Cameron found himself in the dog house and even shared a photo of himself sleeping on the couch the next morning. However, by Thanksgiving, they had already ended their rift and spent the holiday together.

Known for his candid online presence, Cameron confessed, "I like to have fun. I like to put it out there. I don't care." Yet, he also acknowledged the complexity of having personal relationships under the public eye, particularly when their relationship status wasn't official. "[Tate] told me it was hard when the whole world doesn't know what we are but we know what we are," he said.

Despite his public persona, Cameron valued the privacy they maintained before revealing their relationship in October. Reflecting on past public relationships, including with Hannah Brown and Gigi Hadid, he noted the importance of building a strong foundation away from the cameras. "It's great to be out and be together," he said. "We wanted to really build a foundation."

Cameron also shared insights into the reality of finding love on TV versus off-screen. "I think the show can be genuine because you're kind of going through something very foreign to each other," making for a unique bonding experience, he explained. However, sustaining that love post-show poses a challenge. He observed, "I feel like when you have a relationship from TV, there's like a thousand things that go into it outside of TV."

Tyler Cameron's candid reflections offer valuable lessons on the intersections of love, social media, and personal growth. For fans and followers, it's a glimpse into the reality star's evolving understanding of relationship dynamics in the public eye.