"The Bachelor" star Demi Burnett shared her pain with her fans after learning about her health status.

Burnett, who appeared in "The Bachelor" and "Bachelor in Paradise," confirmed that she has been diagnosed with autism in a new heartfelt Instagram post.

According to the 27-year-old, she recently did a psychological evaluation and found out about the diagnosis. Despite the heartbreaking update, she looked at the brighter side and started using her network to break the stigma surrounding the illness.

Burnett then encouraged everyone to be open-minded and accepting toward those who have been diagnosed with the same disease.

"All I want is to have a better quality of life. I will share more on my story of my evaluation and how I got to this point and all of my pain and struggles along the way. I want to make sure anyone who is/was feeling like me can know you really aren't alone. It can get better!" she said.

She ended her post with a powerful line, telling all people with autism that "it is not their fault."

The American Autism Association describes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as a developmental disorder that affects a patient's communication, motor, verbal, and social skills.

Following her candid revelation, her colleagues and fans left inspiring messages on her Instagram and let her know she is not alone.

"The Bachelor" star Onyeka Ehie said, "So proud of you always being so brave and strong. A real ass person and that's why I love you."

TV host Ashley Haas wrote, "Love you! I have two autistic cousins and they are perfect to me just like you! Never be scared to inquire about yourself! I'm so proud of you."

Demi Burnett Suffering From Mental Health Issues

Before learning her health diagnosis, Burnett opened up about her mental health issues last month.

In her New Year's Day post, she revealed that she had been thinking a lot and crying while trying to fix things. She also told everyone she is not happy nowadays.

"Countless hours blaming myself for everything that's caused pain. I haven't had a sip of alcohol in 5 months. I'm talking to a psychiatrist on Monday. I'm having an emotional breakdown every few hours. I'm feeling pretty s--t/overwhelmed most of the time," she said.

Despite her recent battles, Burnett finds comfort when she is by herself.