The "Bachelor in Paradise" couple, Josh Murray and Amanda Stanton, called off their engagement two weeks ago. Sources revealed the reasons behind the Josh and Amanda's break up after.

According to ET, a source revealed that Josh and Amanda's "relationship had been on the rocks for a while". It seemed like they are trying to save the relationship since people are in question why they were still together despite all the odds. Their fans assumed that their relationship was doing fine when Murray had to live with Stanton in California.

At first, the couple always fights due to the distance of their relationship. From Georgia, Josh Murray moved to California and stayed at Amanda Stanton's apartment. Another reason was the pressure they were feeling from dating. Since their engagement, the "Bachelor in Paradise" couple have had multiple fights leading to break-ups.

Meanwhile, another source revealed to US Weekly about the reason for their previous fight. It all started when Josh Murray learned that Amanda Stanton had been drinking with Ashley Laconetti. The girls went to Lake Tahoe for a trip but Amanda did not tell Murray that they have been drinking.

"Ashley said to Amanda in Josh's presence, 'We haven't been this drunk since Tahoe!' Then Josh got mad and said, 'You told me you didn't drink in Tahoe!'" the source said. "He needed to talk to her at all times to keep tabs on what she was doing. Josh felt disrespected when he heard that Amanda was drunk in Tahoe, so he left her there alone."

Another insider also told the same site that Josh Murray was just keeping up with her because he had grown to love her two kids, Kinsley and Charlie. However, he has been disappointed on what happened reiterating that he is now fed up. Though others hope that they will reconcile and the wedding will go as planned, the insiders said it is totally done for Murray.

In his social media account, Josh Murray posted a photo of him hugging Kinsley as he expresses his love for the child. Amanda Stanton also had updated her Instagram wearing a bridal gown.