Love Island's Millie Court and Liam Reardon go official with loved-up snap
Love Island stars Millie Court and Liam Reardon have posed for a loved up selfie on their romantic cruise getaway.
The ex couple have been sparking romance rumours lately after Liam admitted he is dating someone.
The former islanders announced that they had ended their romance last year, after having been together since meeting on Love Island in 2021 - which they had won.
There has recently been speculation that Liam, 23, and Millie, 26, have got back together, with them said to have enjoyed a romantic weekend away over Easter.
Liam recently confirmed he is dating someone, though hasn't yet disclosed the person's identity. The details he provided however suggest that it could be Millie.
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Millie Court and Liam Reardon pose for a selfie on their cruise getaway (selki/Instagram)
The couple met on Love Island in 2021 (Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)He told MailOnline that he's living on his own in Essex at the moment and said: "There's someone in my life, yes." Liam however said he didn't want to name them yet.
The reality TV star said he "already knew them" and that he is simply "catching up with an old friend". He added: "And yes, we've just been dating for now. [...] It's going well."
According to the outlet, he confirmed that the person in question is from Essex and that they have already met his parents, both of which are true of his ex-girlfriend Millie.
Millie recently revealed that she is dating someone though she too wouldn't yet share their identity. She suggested that her past experience had influenced the decision.
It follows reports that Liam and Millie spent time together on another getaway in the Lake District over Easter, with a source telling the MailOnline at the time: "It's early days for them."
The source said they had been expecting to rekindle their romance but in the months that have passed since their break-up they "couldn't stop thinking about each other".
Some fans also believe they heard Liam in the background of a video uploaded by Chloe Burrows last week, in which she and Millie ordered a takeaway.
The couple announced their split last summer (Matt Frost/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Both Liam and Millie have admitted to be dating someone (milliegracecourt/Instagram)The start of the clip sees Millie making the order on the phone as Chloe films herself and tells viewers: "Guys we're ordering Chinese".
Later on in the video, Millie is heard shouting towards a voice in another room as she asks for a Coke Zero.
The male voice, who appears to have a Welsh accent like Liam, then asks Chloe: "Chlo?"
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To which she says: "Yeah, go on then," while Chloe films the food in takeaway boxes laid out on the table.
Millie and Liam began dating after meeting in the Love Island villa in 2021. The pair moved in together and the pair appeared to grow from strength to strength.
However, the pair shocked fans in July last year as they announced they had split.
Millie opened up on their split in a YouTube video (YouTube/Millie Court)In a candid YouTube video last month Millie discussed her split from the Welsh lad and said fans "ruined" their romance.
She said: "And I love you guys and I love your support but it's early doors and you all experienced a whole, full blown meeting someone and a relationship on TV.
"You all saw it all unfold and then everything afterwards and as much as that was the best experience of my life, it is a lot when you have all eyes on you and your relationship.
"There's lots of judgements, lots of people sending you messages because they've seen the other person out – and it means absolutely nothing – they could just be talking to another person and people would be like, 'they're cheating on you'."
"It's been a while since then and this next chapter I'm going to be keeping it a secret for a little bit, just to see how it goes," she added.
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