Craig David has now become the first British artist to appear on one of the ad campaigns for Just Eat, which includes Snoop Dogg, Katy Perry, Christina Aguilera, and Latto.
The latest celebrity ambassador for Just Eat has been announced this week. The delivery platform has revealed that singer-songwriter Craig David has become the first ever British artist to front one of its iconic ad campaigns.
As a part of the collaboration, Craig, 44, who has been described as a garage and R&, B legend, will play in a music-fueled campaign. He “reimagines” the jingle as a track called Every Neighbour Got Their Flava, which is said to be inspired by his early noughties songs, and he “put his own spin” on the well-known “Did Somebody Say” tune used by the brand.
It was a “nod” to his 2002 song What’s your Flava, which he and rapper Doc Brown wrote. The new track, which is allegedly a tribute to the “golden era of R&, B,” also demonstrates how Just Eat “serves different communities,” and taps into the nostalgic sound of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Craig David has been unveiled as the new ambassador for Just Eat(Image: Just Eat)
It marks the first time that “homegrown talent has taken the mic” for Just Eat, with new ambassador Craig following in the footsteps of several international artists. Snoop Dogg, Katy Perry, Christina Aguilera and Latto have previously featured in ad campaigns for the delivery platform.
In a music video that celebrates the “rich diversity” of the UK and Ireland, Craig appears. It is said to highlight the “playful last-minute chaos of family life,” as well as the “ordinary moments” and spirit of community.
From thatched cottages to lighthouses, city flats to suburban semis, Craig travels through six homes in the video. A woman takes a relaxing bath surrounded by self-care treats and a couple with three children who are having a much-needed takeaway.
The campaign, which is set against the backdrop of burgeoning neighbourhoods, is intended to honor the “unique lens on local ordering habits” of customers brought to life by Just Eat. It is said to also celebrate the variety of goods on offer through the app.
He’s ‘put his own spin’ on the famous Did Somebody Say tune as part of the collaboration(Image: Just Eat)
Craig referred to leading the campaign as an “honor.” He stated that the new track had been “special” and that he had been “special” in adding his own spin on the Did Somebody Say jingle.
He continued, “It’s a real honor to be the first UK artist to lead this iconic campaign.” I’ve spent more than 20 years creating music, and I’ve seen just how diverse and active our communities are. Did Somebody Say celebrates everything from music to takeaways and corner shops, bringing us all together. I’m eager to hear the Just Eat track put a proper garage, R&, and B spin on it.
I at Just Eat, Managing Director UK&, and Claire Pointon, both expressed excitement. The first ever UK and Ireland edition of “Did Somebody Say…?” is “excited to launch,” according to Claire. with the legendary Craig David, a true icon whose music has for decades been the soundtrack of the country.
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We worked together to create a campaign that reflects the personalities and flavors of our various neighborhoods and customers, allowing viewers to see themselves reflected in the ads. We at Just Eat are proud to deliver to doorsteps across the UK and Ireland, serving everyone in the country, from big cities to small towns.
Today, the release of Somebody Say 4.0. The new song has been teased as being just the opening track, and it also teased that more of Craig’s work with Just Eat will follow.
Parents can fight and avoid the unavoidable back-to-school headlice with this straightforward £7 purchase that GPs recommend as school starts this week.
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Simple £7 product will ward off back-to-school headlice according to GPs(Image: Getty)
Headlice is a problem for children, according to new research from Vosene Kids haircare, which includes headlice-repelling actives.
Superdrug, a leading healthcare retailer, has reported a 21.2% surge in sales of its head lice treatment spray and warned of a significant rise in head lice cases. A headlice expert has shared some startling findings and advice to ensure parents aren’t left scratching their heads this new school term.
Dr. Chris George, GP and spokesperson for Vosene Kids, advises purchasing this £6.80 bundle from Amazon that includes the Vosene Kids Lice Repellent 3-in-1 Shampoo 250ml and Conditioning Defence Spray to combat and prevent nits this term.
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GP recommends this Vosene Kids Lice Repellent 3in1 Shampoo 250ml & Conditioning Defence Spray(Image: Amazon)
The Vosene Kids 3-in-1 Shampoo & Conditioner costs £2 at Boots or the same price at supermarkets, including Tesco.
Good hygiene is essential, according to expert advice on how to prevent head lice. Avoid bringing items like brushes, hats, headphones, or towels with other people, especially young children, to school. Head-to-head contact can be avoided during social and play situations as well as reducing the risk. Tie back in a ponytail, which can help stop the transmission of headlice, is a common advice for those with long hair. Parents should also think about regularly checking their children’s health, which will help prevent costly treatments, especially when it comes to school outbreaks.
A 3-in-1 shampoo from Vosene Kids works to remove head lice, clean and condition hair, and condition hair. Head lice can be fought simply and effectively by using this daily product, which is designed to prevent it. The shampoo has a potent formula that includes natural repellents like tea tree oil and eucalyptus, which can help prevent lice from getting bad.
Especially during school outbreaks, using a product like Vosene can help to lower the risk of an infestation. In a recent poll conducted by Vosene, 80% of parents said they would spray or use a regular child’s shampoo to prevent head lice on their children. Less than half of parents (42%) have, however, actually used headlice prevention haircare.
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For the affordable price of £6.80, this bundle includes the 3-in-1 Lice Repellent Shampoo (250ml) and Conditioning Defence Spray (150ml), making it more affordable than ever to protect your children as the fall term begins.
Following announcing in June that production had begun on the second season of her Prime Video docuseries, Molly-Mae Hague announced some news to fans on social media earlier today.
Molly-Mae Hague shared some news with fans earlier today(Image: Amazon Prime)
Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague told fans that she “can’t believe it” whilst sharing an announcement this morning. She shared some career news on social media earlier and expressed gratitude for the support that she has received.
Molly-Mae, 26, reacted to being among the nominees for the National Television Awards 2025, better known as the NTAs, which are due to be held at the O2 in London next Wednesday night. It comes after organisers unveiled the nominations for this year’s awards ceremony last month.
It was revealed that her Prime Video docuseries Molly-Mae: Behind It All is nominated in the Authored Documentary category. The six-part first series launched earlier this year and production on the second series has since begun.
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Molly-Mae Hague has reacted to her docuseries Molly-Mae: Behind It All being nominated nominated for a National Television Award(Image: Instagram)
She’s encouraged fans to vote for the show ahead of the awards ceremony next week(Image: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
Molly-Mae reacted to the nomination in a post on Instagram earlier today. The content creator shared her thoughts in the caption of a photo that showed a promotional photo for the documentary series being displayed on a TV screen.
She stated, “Molly-Mae: Behind It All has been nominated for an NTA!!”! Reality TV star continued, saying to her followers, “I can’t believe it. I’m so happy you enjoyed season one. To me, it means a lot.
Molly-Mae went on to ask fans to vote ahead of the NTAs next week. Above a link, she said: “If you enjoyed watching, it would mean the world if you could take a moment to vote for us. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”
The former islander then wrote, “This group of people! ” in a photo of her coworkers. You control what happens. Later, Molly-Mae shared a poster for the show with the phrase “Thank you” next to a crying emoji in the title.
It comes after production began on the second series of the show in June. Alongside photos of herself smiling, Molly-Mae wrote in a message to fans on Instagram at the time: “My mood because it’s filming day ONE for SERIES 2!!!”
The Prime Video series launched earlier this year (Image: Instagram)
Molly-Mae confirmed in June that production had begun on its second series(Image: Instagram)
She continued, “I can’t believe I’m saying this but because of all of your love and support with “Molly-Mae: Behind It All,” remarking in shock about the show’s return. Please give me a pin.
Then, last month, she made fun of the docuseries that would be about her life. My shadow is camera-shaped, but I wouldn’t have it any other way, Molly-Mae wrote next to a row of photos in a post. It’s truly a dream to document life with this team.
Four other documentaries are up against Molly-Mae: Behind It All for the Authored Documentary award at the NTAs. They include the BBC’s Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me, which followed dancer Amy Dowden after her cancer diagnosis.
Disney+ documentary Flintoff, which explored Freddie Flintoff’s life, including in the aftermath of a crash on the set of Top Gear, is also nominated. Sky Documentaries’ Boyzone: No Matter What, which gave a behind the scenes look at Boyzone, is too. The final nominee for the award is the BBC’s There’s Only One Rob Burrow, about the late rugby player and MND campaigner Rob Burrow.
It really is the end of an era this time for ITV’s most popular ever period drama. Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale sees the cinematic return of the global phenomenon, for one last time on the big screen, fifteen years after it launched in September 2010.
The new third film follows the much-loved Crawley family and their staff as they enter the 1930s. Lady Mary finds herself at the centre of a public scandal going through divorce, the family faces financial trouble, and the entire household grapples with the threat of social disgrace. The Crawleys must embrace change as the staff prepares for a new chapter with the next generation leading Downton Abbey into the future and off into the sunset.
As the film enjoyed its premiere ahead of being released in cinemas on September 12, here the creator and cast discuss the film, behind the scenes secrets and what Downton means to them…
Julian Fellowes, the creator and writer of Downton Abbey,
On why he brought the cast and crew again for a third film: “At the end of the second film, we said goodbye to the beloved Violet. We wanted to make the point that this may be the end of a family member, but it wasn’t the end of the family. I also wanted to show that families like the Crawleys who survived into the modern world, had to redefine themselves, get used to the new way of things and see if they could live with it. Some rather spectacularly could not, but I would like to feel that the Crawleys are one of the surviving families who have come to terms with the modern world.”
On the enduring love for the show around the world and for so long: “We were making a show at a time when most people thought period drama was dead and there was no real audience for it anymore.
We assembled the cast, and looking back, I believe that the fact that we had our first picks among the cast members should have indicated that we were onto something because it was extraordinary. Maggie Smith had never been in an ongoing series, but once we got Maggie, Hugh Bonneville and Jim Carter, it was clear that we were going to attract a great cast.
“That was very important to us because it assured us that our guests would also be first-class.” We had one or two early hints that we had made something special when normally the second episode dips in terms of its audience numbers, but we grew ours by a million. The numbers kept rising from that point forward, and I was confident that we had put on a fantastic show.
” The great surprise came four months later when it was shown in America in huge numbers, and they adored it. Everything changed as a result of the American audience’s sudden global distribution of our shows. Now, it feels quite complete. I’m not saying we’ll never see Downton Abbey in any other way; one should never say that in any other way, but I think it’s appropriate that the original cast and concept were involved, which is a plus.
On the film synopsis and magic of Downton: “The third film is set in 1930, so time has inched on in its glacial way from the second film. At the end of Downton Abbey: A New Era, we had the sense there was a shifting in the sands and that Robert was going to hand over the estate to Lady Mary to run. He has, however, been a little slow in doing that. He’s reluctant to hand things on because even though he knows it’s the right thing to do, he realises that his principal function in life has been maintaining the status quo at Downton Abbey. It begs the question what will his purpose be thereafter? That’s something that anyone facing retirement might contemplate – what his new chapter is going to look like, and he’s slightly reluctant to take that step.”
On Downing’s “magic,” I believe, “everything in Downton Abbey is rooted in a sense of compassion and determination to do the right thing even when things go wrong.” That is its great legacy. We’ve all heard a lot of positive things about the show over the years, including comments from viewers who said it had a big impact on them and their families, and that it resonated with viewers because of the dynamics it fosters and how they feel about it. That all comes from Julian and the writing. “
On the legacy of her part in the drama:” I don’t think I will ever say goodbye to Mary or Downton. Both Mary and Downton Abbey as a whole will always be associated with me. We are such a family that, for us, it never really ends. “
She almost stops being Lady Mary Talbot at the start of the movie, according to the storyline. She is separated and about to officially divorce. Despite that, we think she’s doing well. In the last film, you could see the beginnings of a changing of the guard. It was essentially the end of an era with Violet’s passing. The reality of that for Robert is setting in. There has been much discussion about Mary taking the reins, but she didn’t actually do it. They’re all still grieving Violet, so for Robert, there’s a reluctance for him to really pass the baton on. Although the transition was very soft, the movie really deals with change.
On the costumes:” Anna Robbins, our extraordinary costume designer, has been given a little bit more license to push into the 1930s just so that we see a bit of change. The shapes have slight variations. The waists are higher with a slightly more risqué length and a little bit more ankle. I appreciate how little Mary’s color palette has changed this time around. In fact, she and Edith have swapped. Pinker, slightly more vulnerable shades of Mary. Every series or film, Anna Robbins goes above and beyond, and this year is the best, particularly Ascot. The hats are incredible, and everyone looks amazing. It was like looking at a painting, seeing all the costumes together. “
Working with Laura Carmichael for what might be the final time: “We spend a lot of time together in our regular lives,” it doesn’t feel like a goodbye. We’ve just had the best time. We’ve been together for 14 years. Both of us were in our twenties when we started this. We have all benefited tremendously from it. We are like family, we’ve all been there for each other, and it was so important in this film, particularly because we know it’s the last one, to relish every second. At work, I was conscious of that every day and wanted to soak up everything.
Lady Hexham star Laura Carmichael
On Julian Fellowes’ talent: “We all wish we knew the magic in these stories. He’s an incredible man, so articulate and so thoughtful. These unexpected passages in the script always catch our attention. I love reading them, and I’m always excited to see what he comes up with. Although there are always these undiscovered gems, he knows how to quickly bring a character to life, which is a real gift.
“We thought we were saying goodbye with the series and then to have the films has been such a gift and a real bonus for us. I don’t believe I can handle it because this is the last one. It’ll probably be something that hits me in years to come, but we all want it to be the best that it can be in a fitting way to say goodbye”.
Regarding the film’s changing 1930s outfits, “The costumes are always so much fun and a huge part of the process. Working with Anna]Robbins] is the earliest interaction when you come back to film, and planning the fun looks that she’s designing is always so exciting. This movie is no exception to the designers’ constant quest to up their game and surpasses the previous one. Now that we’re in 1930 we get to change the silhouette. They are more daring and slinkier. Ascot was spectacular to see everyone dress so beautifully all at once”.
Ascot was a lot of fun, according to the actor during the filming of the racecourse. We shot at Ripon Racecourse where the world of Ascot was recreated. For our entertainment, there were numerous supporting artists, incredible set designers, and horses racing. It was very exciting. It’s a real thrill to see everyone come together in that way. We completely understood why that was going to be such a key part of the film when we saw it all come together like that. It was truly unique.
Anna Bates star Joanna Froggatt
What made her a global star during her time on Downton: “We do so with great affection and many memories,” she said. You don’t always get to do that as an actor, it’s very rare. We have a fantastic group of people to turn to again, which shows how much we have all enjoyed the experience. It’s been amazing and incredibly special”.
According to Julian himself, “I think what makes Julian’s scripts so special is what the show’s scripts are. He is the only person that can write these scripts in the way that he does. The audience receives the best of both worlds when they are told in a modern, period-style story. He has the freedom to do whatever he wants with these characters because it’s an original story and not an adaptation. That has really caught the fans’ attention. Add to that you can watch Downton with generations of your family all together. He has this unique ability to bring families together, which appeals to teenagers, parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents.
On Anna’s concern for Lady Mary with her divorce: “In the 1930s, divorce wasn’t socially acceptable and Anna was really concerned for her as she would be for any friend. Anna really feels for Lady Mary because of the impact that this situation has had on her in society, not just because of the heartache of the situation.
Divorce was big news in 1930, and this news has affected the rest of the household too. In this day and age, it seems crazy to think that, but in those days, divorce was outlawed and a woman was not permitted to be in polite company. This news has understandably brought with it a dark cloud over the entire household. Although the servants don’t typically guage gossip, this is significant news.
Mr Bates star Brendan Coyle
Regarding the movie’s final goodbye, it seems as though “Life is good, but again, it seems as though these characters are gradually saying goodbye. We are saying goodbye to Downton Abbey but at least moving on to the Dower House, so we’ll be together”.
“You never know when you start filming anything, whether it will find an audience or not.” We knew it was a solid script with great characters. We all hoped that people would enjoy it as much as we did because Maggie Smith was there, but we never learned.
Where do we find Anna and Bates in the film? They expect their second child, and they are doing just fine. Life is good, but again, there is a real sense that incrementally these characters are saying goodbye to something. We’re leaving Downton Abbey and moving on to the Dower House, so we’ll be together.
They’ve had their fair share of ups and downs over the years, but they are definitely an audience favourite, and we would want them to have a happy ending. We hope the couple’s bad times are over, because audiences have always had a positive vibe toward them and wanted the best for them.
On his fondest memories: “The most significant and best storyline for me was the development of the romance between Bates and Anna. It was written with restraint, was romantic, and had a good time, and was written in a hurry. It was a very delicate process that audiences responded to. I had a wonderful friendship and working relationship with Joanne Froggatt (Anna). We were just totally simpatico as actors and knew what we wanted to achieve and create. Little things were my favorite. We had a storyline early on in the series when their romance was just beginning. Bates gave Anna a tray filled with flowers and a cup of tea, and access to the women’s sleeping quarters was forbidden. All very clandestine in the name of love and a lot of jeopardy in that scene”.
On it being the end of Downton and the end of Carson’s career: “Carson has come to the end of his time at Downton Abbey and he’s settling into gentle retirement. Carson has some similarities to Downton Abbey. He’s worked there for fifty-odd years, and he’s the embodiment of the old-fashioned spirit of the place. Being a butler is a good job with status, and he’s good at it because it’s been his home for the majority of that time.
On his favourite memory:” My fondest memory of working on the show is going paddling with Phyllis Logan in the sea, holding her hand. First of all, because it settled a good story that had been brewing for four seasons, and also because it preserved that moment’s private memory. For me, that was a really lovely scene.
The crew was forced to retreat into the sea with their pants rolled up around their knees as we approached them with the tide coming in, splashing around their waists, and keeping a straight face, which was the best part of filming that scene.
At the beginning of the movie, Tom is spotted returning to the family home at Edith’s request, who is very concerned for Mary and what she’s going through. He’s also keen to cast his discerning eye over a certain Mr. Sambrook and see what he’s up to”.
“In the first episode of the first series, my first scene was in the library with Robert,” he said during his first day of filming at Highclere Castle. It was a beautiful sunny day in May and I remember coming around the corner of the drive to see the Castle for the first time – it was pretty impressive. Michelle and Laura treated me to lunch on the lawn, and it was absolutely fantastic. I’ll never forget how lovely they were. It was just a sign of how wonderful everyone on this show has been and the fact that there were no egos. It is a family. It’s a true ensemble, and everyone has everyone else’s back”.
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On why people should go watch on the big screen: “Ultimately the big screen is what all the films have been made for. We’ve already put a lot of effort into this final scene. Our director, Simon, and producers have made sure that it is going to be a big, bold screen farewell. Nothing compares to a cinematic experience, especially with 57 Downton Abbey. You know that when you go to see this film you’re going to be sitting there with people who love Downton, so you’re going to get to say goodbye as a big group of fans, and you can’t beat that experience”.
* Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is a PG-rated movie starting September 12.
After their most recent split, Millie Court’s friends revealed what she fears most about her ex-boyfriend Liam Reardon.
Millie Court’s friends open up about Love Island star’s ‘worst nightmare scenario’(Image: Instagram)
Millie Court’s friends have opened up about her “worst nightmare scenario” following her second break-up from Liam Reardon. The Love Island star is reportedly panicking that her ex will appear on the next season of Love Island All Stars.
The pair met and fell in love on ITV2’s popular dating show in 2021 and were ultimately crowned the winners, despite Liam kissing Lillie Haynes in Casa Amor. Liam’s actions away from the villa were so shocking, the show altered their format to allow Lillie, a dumped Casa girl, to come back to share what happened with Millie.
However, Millie and Liam were successful in winning over the public. They remained apart until their initial split was revealed in July 2022, but they rekindled contact a year later.
However, it was reported that Millie was “gutted” after Liam reportedly called it quits on their relationship yesterday (2 September).
Millie’s friends have revealed her biggest fear after split from Liam(Image: Millie Court/Youtube/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TsO82RUKxQ)
After the initial breakup, Liam agreed to E4’s Celebs Go Dating, and now an insider has informed The Sun that Millie worries that Liam will sign up for Love Island All Stars, which kicks off its third season in January.
Millie’s family member described it as the “worst nightmare scenario” for her and said it would be difficult for her to see her ex-boyfriend again.
They said Liam will make it very painful for her to watch Love Island All Stars in January because she has told her friends. She is persuaded to do it because she knows his employers will want him, and he signed up for Celebs Go Dating after their last disagreement in 2022.
She detested the fact that he was dating women on that, and she couldn’t handle it again. Because they met and fell in love at the villa, Love Island All Stars would be even worse for her. She would have the worst nightmare scenario.
Liam went on E4’s Celebs Go Dating after first split from Millie(Image: e4)
Liam’s friend has remarked that he isn’t moving too quickly back to the villa or any reality TV.” They insisted that Liam is not even considering any other TV offers at the moment, especially dating ones.
He regrets doing Celebs Go Dating after the previous split, so he shouldn’t be too soon to return to the villa.
However, they also suggested that he might change his mind: “Despite that, it’s only four months away and a lot can happen there.”
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According to sources, the couple’s friends hope Millie and Liam can rekindle their romance. They had to navigate a long-distance relationship while they were together, Millie based in Essex, and Liam based in Wales. Friends hoped this was a “blip” but ultimately found it too difficult.
Friends are hoping this might just be a blip because it’s all still very fresh, a source said. “Obviously, they’ve worked things out before. But they are currently separating. Everyone who believes in them hopes things will work out.
Friends hope Millie and Liam can work it out(Image: Instagram/@milliegracecourt)
Millie and Liam have not publicly disclosed their split, but Millie said in a statement that she and Liam wanted to let everyone know that we have separated to prevent any speculation.
“I’ve had a difficult decision, and I’m devastated, but what’s ultimately in our best interest right now is what. Thank you to each and every one of you who has helped us grow our relationship.
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Nothing can ever diminish the incredible learning we had last year and on Love Island, and I wish Liam the very best of all of his endeavors.
“I’m excited for what’s coming, and we’re both prepared for new chapters.” Love, Millie”.
After their most recent split, Millie Court’s friends revealed what she fears most about her ex-boyfriend Liam Reardon.
Millie Court’s friends open up about Love Island star’s ‘worst nightmare scenario’(Image: Instagram)
Millie Court’s friends have opened up about her “worst nightmare scenario” following her second break-up from Liam Reardon. The Love Island star is reportedly panicking that her ex will appear on the next season of Love Island All Stars.
The pair met and fell in love on ITV2’s popular dating show in 2021 and were ultimately crowned the winners, despite Liam kissing Lillie Haynes in Casa Amor. Liam’s actions away from the villa were so shocking, the show altered their format to allow Lillie, a dumped Casa girl, to come back to share what happened with Millie.
However, Millie and Liam were successful in winning over the public. They remained apart until their initial split was revealed in July 2022, but they rekindled contact a year later.
However, it was reported that Millie was “gutted” after Liam reportedly called it quits on their relationship yesterday (2 September).
Millie’s friends have revealed her biggest fear after split from Liam(Image: Millie Court/Youtube/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TsO82RUKxQ)
After the initial breakup, Liam agreed to E4’s Celebs Go Dating, and now an insider has informed The Sun that Millie worries that Liam will sign up for Love Island All Stars, which kicks off its third season in January.
Millie’s family member described it as the “worst nightmare scenario” for her and said it would be difficult for her to see her ex-boyfriend again.
They said Liam will make it very painful for her to watch Love Island All Stars in January because she has told her friends. She is persuaded to do it because she knows his employers will want him, and he signed up for Celebs Go Dating after their last disagreement in 2022.
She detested the fact that he was dating women on that, and she couldn’t handle it again. Because they met and fell in love at the villa, Love Island All Stars would be even worse for her. She would have the worst nightmare scenario.
Liam went on E4’s Celebs Go Dating after first split from Millie(Image: e4)
Liam’s friend has remarked that he isn’t moving too quickly back to the villa or any reality TV.” They insisted that Liam is not even considering any other TV offers at the moment, especially dating ones.
He regrets doing Celebs Go Dating after the previous split, so he shouldn’t be too soon to return to the villa.
However, they also suggested that he might change his mind: “Despite that, it’s only four months away and a lot can happen there.”
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According to sources, the couple’s friends hope Millie and Liam can rekindle their romance. They had to navigate a long-distance relationship while they were together, Millie based in Essex, and Liam based in Wales. Friends hoped this was a “blip” but ultimately found it too difficult.
Friends are hoping this might just be a blip because it’s all still very fresh, a source said. “Obviously, they’ve worked things out before. But they are currently separating. Everyone who believes in them hopes things will work out.
Friends hope Millie and Liam can work it out(Image: Instagram/@milliegracecourt)
Millie and Liam have not publicly disclosed their split, but Millie said in a statement that she and Liam wanted to let everyone know that we have separated to prevent any speculation.
“I’ve had a difficult decision, and I’m devastated, but what’s ultimately in our best interest right now is what. Thank you to each and every one of you who has helped us grow our relationship.
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Nothing can ever diminish the incredible learning we had last year and on Love Island, and I wish Liam the very best of all of his endeavors.
“I’m excited for what’s coming, and we’re both prepared for new chapters.” Love, Millie”.
