Corinne Olympios is jumping from the 'Bachelor in Paradise' controversy to starring on a scripted TV show about dating

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The INSIDER Summary:

• Corinne Olympios is known for her time on "The Bachelor" and brief appearance on "Bachelor in Paradise."
• She was involved in an alleged incident during her time on "Paradise" that briefly stopped production.
• Since then, she has been working to move on from the incident and is pursuing other projects.
• She is working on a reality show and a scripted show about dating.

Corinne Olympios is moving on from "Bachelor in Paradise" with a scripted TV series. 

The "Bachelor" star, 24, told The Daily Beast that she is collaborating on a show with "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" producer Christine Peters.

Olympios said the show will "be about dating in this millennial world we’re in," and that she'll be involved both behind and in front of the camera. 

Using personal experiences from herself and her friends, Olympios said she has enough material to base the show on.

"I just feel like there are so many questions and new ways of dating, so it’s comical in itself," she said.

She also mentioned that she is "in the creating process" of another reality TV show. 

Since the sexual misconduct scandal involving Olympios and fellow contestant DeMario Jackson, 30, put a brief pause on the production of season four of "Paradise," Olympios has tried to move on from the incident.

She did interviews with Good Morning America and "Bachelor" host Chris Harrison about the experience and said she was "a victim of the media."  

An investigation was launched after the alleged incident, but no misconduct was found.

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