'The Bachelorette' star Shawn Booth talks forming Movember team with Nick Viall

Shawn Booth recently proved that there is no bad blood between him and Nick Viall when he invited Nick to help him create a Movember team. For the campaign, men donate money and grow moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness for men's health. The two were Kaitlyn Bristowe's final two during her season of "The Bachelorette," and in the end, Kaitlyn picked Shawn and the pair is now engaged.

Despite their past differences, Shawn told E! News that he and Nick are "both just trying to do as much as we can for the greater good, and really do something big here."

Earlier this month, Nick spoke with Wetpaint and said that he has no hard feelings for the happy couple.

"I wish them the best and I hope that they're one of the few success stories out there," Nick said of the pair, adding that in the end, he thinks that "things worked out for the best."

Meanwhile, Shawn and Kaitlyn continue to enjoy each other's company as the two have moved in together at Shawn's home in Nashville. The 29-year-old confirmed this in an interview with People magazine on Oct. 27, and he said that they've been living together "for a week or two."

"We've been getting along great living together. We're just having a blast right now," he said.

Speaking to E!, Shawn said that he and Kaitlyn have spent no more than four hours apart since the finale and that they have been together everyday since then.

As for their wedding plans, Shawn said that they have not started planning because they have been busy traveling "all over the place right now" but he revealed that they are going to get started sometime after the New Year.

"She looks at dresses, and we bounce ideas off each other, "he told People. "It's something that we want to do after the New Year once things slow down."

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