Devin Strader hasn’t been discussed much since the disastrous end of his relationship with Jenn Tran. After The Bachelorette finale drama died down, he appeared to leave the spotlight. It seems he’s ready to come back, but not in a good way. Strader appeared in a social media upload that shaded Jenn Tran just weeks after she announced her new relationship.

Is Devin Strader over Jenn Tran? Recent social media activity suggests she’s still very much on his mind. In a recent upload by Brian Autz, another The Bachelorette contestant, Strader is seen dancing in front of a sign that reads “Jenn Ain’t It” at Tao. Autz didn’t offer further explanation on the photo. Fans didn’t need it. They didn’t waste any time drawing conclusions. After all, it all seems very transparent.

The timing of the upload was not lost on The Bachelorette fans. Autz shared the photo of Strader to his Instagram account less than a month after Jenn Tran made things official with her Dancing with the Stars partner, Sasha Farber. Fans had assumed Tran and Farber were dating for months before they shared photos on Instagram, making it clear they are an item.

Autz, for those who don’t remember the Bachelor Nation member, was booted by Tran in week 2 of season 21. The footage was uploaded to Autz’s Instagram stories. The story has expired, but Redditor users captured a screenshot of the upload before it vanished from the platform.

Brian Autz makes ‘The Bachelorette’ fans remember why they hated Jenn Tran’s suitors

Autz’s upload, which lacked additional commentary, perfectly highlights everything that fans found wrong with Tran’s season of the beloved dating show. Shortly after the end of her season, fans took to social media to question the motives of some of the men on the show and the seemingly lackluster screening process used to make contestant selections for Jenn. The dangerous men, including Strader, were far from the only problem.

There were also several men who seemed hellbent on emotionally manipulating Tran and making her feel small. Sam McKinney, for example, tried to make Tran feel insecure when he suggested the contestants wanted Daisy or Maria to be the bachelorette. Aaron Erb made it clear to someone he was dating before the show that he was marketing himself, not looking for love.

Sure, several contestants seemed genuinely kind. Still, there were far too many competitors who felt problematic. Stader’s recent antics prove it again.