While answering fan questions on Instagram over the weekend, the 28-year-old pilot said he wouldn’t re-do his season, despite parting ways with both finalists, Hannah Ann Sluss and Madison Prewett.

“No,” Weber began. “One of the biggest takeaways I took was we have 0 percent control of the past, but 100 percent control of the future. And that’s a beautiful thing.”

Earlier this month, fans saw Weber propose to Sluss, 23, on “The Bachelor” finale. It was later revealed the couple had called off their engagement over Weber’s lingering feelings for Prewett, also 23.

Though Weber and Prewett reunited on stage during the show’s “After the Final Rose” special, they decided not to pursue a relationship.

“After a lot of honest conversations, we have agreed that this is what makes most sense for the two of us,” Weber posted to Instagram at the time.

Prewett, who had been open about saving herself for marriage, wasn’t favored by Weber’s family, matriarch Barbara, in particular. Weber maintains his mother played no part in the split.

“This is stuff between Madi and I solely 100 percent. People have their opinions but it should just be two of us and it’s just mutual respect and love,” Weber has previously said.