'The Bachelorette' Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray planning their wedding or breaking up?

"The Bachelorette" Andi Dorfman edition recently ended, and she picked Josh Murray to be the one. Josh Murray was the frontrunner in the show and it wasn't a surprise that he did win.

When Dorfman picked Murray, he gave her a ring and proposed to her. While many are hoping and wishing that the two would really end up together, they might not. There are rumors circulating that Dorfman and Murray's relationship isn't doing well.

Dorfman and Murray looked like the happiest couple. But Celeb Dirty Laundry reported that their relationship isn't going the way Andi expected it would. A source told Celeb Dirty Laundry, "Nothing is going the way Andi planned right now."

The source also added, "She is supposed to be planning her wedding with Bachelor producers, but everything is on hold because she and Josh are taking a break. She quit her job and hired a manager, and the appearances aren't rolling in like she thought they would. And, to top it off, she has to wake up every day and wonder 'Is Josh going to leave me today?'"

On the other hand, there are reports that say the opposite — that the reality TV couple are actually in love, happy, and planning their wedding already. Dorfman was spotted with Murray at LAX and, according to Rumor Fix, they were holding hands, and looking very happy and in love with each other.  Sources for the site also said that they are doing fine and planning their wedding, which could be televised on ABC for $1 million.

Also, there's no truth that Dorfman's new-found fame is headed nowhere. Recently, Dorfman and Murray joined the Kershaw Challenge with Clayton Kershaw. It's a table tennis tournament that will benefit children.

Meanwhile, rumor has it that the tentative wedding date is May 2015. Can Dorfman and Murray last until then?

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