Bachelorette star Angie Kent seen with ex Robert Verschuer two months after Carlin Sterritt split

Angie Kent has set tongues wagging that she is back on with her ex, Robert Verschuer.

Just two months after splitting from Carlin Sterritt, the former Bachelorette, 30, looked happy and relaxed with her former flame in Sydney’s Rose Bay on Saturday.

Robert’s low-key and unkempt appearance proved to be a far cry from primped and preened, Carlin, 31 – which highlighted that Angie doesn’t have a set type when it comes to her suitors.

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Angie and Robert parted ways in December 2018. It is unclear how long they dated for.

The pair looked very much familiar with each other as they laughed and joked while shopping at an IGA supermarket before hitting a trendy eatery over the weekend.

On Sunday, Angie revealed she had spent the evening with Robert and their other pals for a games night at her home, which she documented on her Instagram Stories.

Angie has yet to confirm whether she’s back on with Robert, who works in PR, has known the reality star for years.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Angie and Robert for further comment.

In July Angie revealed that she and Carlin, who both met on The Bachelorette, had called it quits after ten months of dating.

She revealed that they parted ways because their ‘values didn’t align’.

The blonde beauty previously told House Of Wellness that she has been seeking professional help with the heartbreaking split, dealing with feelings as they arise.

‘I am navigating it all and dealing with the feelings and thoughts as they arise… and have an amazing therapist who is helping,’ she told the publication.

Meanwhile, Carlin told Instagram fans in July that their breakup had ‘taken a toll’ on him, while discussing his battle with anxiety.

In an interview earlier this month, the personal trainer denied claims he faked his romance with Angie for entertainment purposes. 

He told the Secret Weapon podcast: ‘You can’t go that long faking who you are as a person. Some people might be able to. But I don’t have that capacity.’