A 'Love Is Blind' star said Shake has been banned from the cast's group chat and blocked on social media

• "Love Is Blind" star Danielle Ruhl said she blocked Abhishek "Shake" Chatterjee on social media.
• Ruhl said Chatterjee has also been banned from the group chat between the costars.

Abhishek "Shake" Chatterjee is now on OnlyFans, but you won't catch his "Love Is Blind" castmates talking about it.

"I've had to block him on every single form of social media," Danielle Ruhl told Insider at the iHeartRadio Music Awards red carpet in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

"I don't even know what's going on in his life," she added.

Earlier this week, Chatterjee revealed to fans on Instagram that he will be sharing exclusive content on OnlyFans.

"Please don't assume this will be all adult material," he wrote in the caption. "That being said, I consider myself both body and sex positive so there will definitely be interesting content."

It became clear in the wild season two reunion that Chatterjee was on the outs with his "Love Is Blind" costars after he repeatedly made disparaging remarks about then-fianceé Deepti Vempati's appearance.

Vempati also later revealed that Chatterjee made multiple women cry during filming and frequently hit on Vanessa Lachey (who hosts the show with her husband, Nick Lachey).

"He just doesn't know how to talk to women, it's so degrading and misogynistic," she said on the official Netflix podcast "We Have the Receipts."

Ruhl told Insider that Chatterjee has since been completely banned from the cast's group chat.

As for the other "Love Is Blind" stars, rumors have swirled around a potential reconciliation between Natalie Lee and ex-fiancé Shayne Jensen, as well as a potential new relationship between Vempati and Kyle Abrams — who said during the reunion he should have proposed to her instead of Shaina Hurley.

But Nick Thompson — who tied the knot with Ruhl during the season finale — told Insider that he just wants the best for (almost) everyone on the show.

"Whether it's with each other, whether it's with other people, whether it's with someone they haven't even met yet, we just want them to be happy," he said. "Everyone for the most part were wonderful people and I wish nothing but the best for them."

"Ninety-nine percent of them are amazing people," Ruhl interjected, clearly referring to Chatterjee.