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Love Island couple SPLIT while on holiday together just days after denying they were on the rocks

LOVE Island stars Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint have split up after rekindling their romance on All Stars earlier this year. 

The couple, who were recently on holiday together in Ibiza, have now both unfollowed each other on social media, with Ronnie also deleting photos of Harriett.

Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint in matching bathrobes.
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Love Island stars Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vint have split up after rekindling their romance on All Stars earlier this year[/caption]
Harriett Blackmore in a brown cutout swimsuit on a boat.
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The couple, who were recently on holiday together in Ibiza, have now both unfollowed each other on social media[/caption]
Harriet Blackmore and Ronnie Vint on Love Island: Aftersun.
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They gave their romance another shot on All Stars this year[/caption]

It’s now been confirmed to The Sun that the pair have opted to go their separate ways.

Their split comes just days after the couple were hit with split fears by concerned fans. 

Fans had spotted that footballer Ronnie, 28, had deleted photos of Harriett, 25, from Instagram – sparking fears they had separated.

But Ronnie took to his Instagram story to deny that they’re on the rocks at the time, and said posts about the break-up are fake.

The Love Island star shared a screengrab from an Instagram page that claimed he and Harriett had split.

The post appeared to show Ronnie commenting: “Yeah it’s true. Will explain my side of things later,” along with the caption: “Ronnie Vint is sharing his side of that story with what happened with Harriett.”

But Ronnie insisted that was simply a cruel hoax by a social media user.

He wrote: “This is clearly a set up. Edited because we are sweet and I haven’t commented a thing. Thank you.”

Just a day before, Ronnie and Harriett posted a since-deleted story around the same time, saying “LOOOOL”, with a black background.

One fan wrote on Reddit: “Harriet and Ronnie broke up??

“Ronnie posted this on his IG story and deleted the movie premiere photo with Harriett.”

Another added: “This is not the first time he has done cryptic stories and archive and unarchived posts with her.

“Why make it obvious on socials? Just fight in private.

Love Island winners - where they are now

EVERY year Love Island opens its doors to more sexy Islanders who are hoping for a holiday romance that could turn into more.

Here we take you through all of the Love Island winners so far and what their relationship statuses are now:

2025 – The second series of All Stars saw Gabby Allen and Case O’Gorman scoop the crown. STATUS: Still together.

2024 – The summer Love Island saw Mimii Ngulube and Josh Oyinsan were crowned the winners. STATUS: Broken up.

2024 – The first ever All stars spin off show was won by Molly Smith and Tom Clare. STATUS: Still together.

2023 – Jess Harding and Sammy Root took home the 50k, and won the summer 2023 Love Island. STATUS: Broken up.

2023 – The first series of 2023 saw Sanam Harrinanan and Kai Fagan crowned Love Island winners in South Africa. STATUS: Still together.

2022 – Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu’s time in the villa was anything but a smooth ride, but they managed to win the public’s hearts – and the ITV2 reality show. STATUS: Broken up.

2021 – Liam Reardon and Millie Court were announced winners of Love Island 2021. STATUS: Still together.

2020 – The first ever winter Love Island saw Paige Turley and Finn Tapp crowned winners after falling in love on the show. STATUS: Broken up.

2019 – Series 5 saw Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague runners up to winners Greg O’Shea and Amber Gill, who met in the last few days of the series. STATUS: Broken up.

2018 – It wasn’t surprising fan favourites Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer won the show, as they were strong throughout. But sadly things didn’t last. STATUS: Broken up.

2017 – Kem Cetinay and Amber Davies had lots of ups and downs in the villa but went on to win. STATUS: Broken up.

2016Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde were together from the start of the series, and since they won the show they’ve had two kids and are married. STATUS: Still together.

2015 – Despite poor Jess Hayes being Max Morley’s second choice on the show, they did win – but they didn’t last as a couple. STATUS: Broken up.

“I highly think their relationship will end on very bad terms with how clear it gets that it’s so unhealthy.”

A third shared: “Both wiped each other from their IG. How people do that so quick is beyond me.”

However, the photos in question were then back and restored on Instagram.

Since that speculation online, Harriett posted Instagram snaps of the pair enjoying a sunny holiday in Dubai, and captioned them: “Dreamiest week”.

They’ve also been enjoying time together in Ibiza recently, but have unfollowed each other while away. 

It comes as the villa duo’s plans to move in together were recently revealed.

Harriett opened up to The Mirror, saying: “In June. Everything’s happening at once.

“We’re moving up towards London, which is exciting.

“It’s really close to Matilda [Draper], so we’ll be spending a lot of time with her and going back and forth.”

Last summer, the pair had originally split just weeks after previously leaving the villa.

However, viewers watched as Harriet and Ronnie rekindled their connection on Love Island: All Stars.

Although Ronnie was an original All Stars islander, his then-ex entered as a bombshell on Day 11.Having reunited, the pair fell short of winning after being “dumped” on Day 34 of 36.

Harriet Blackmore and Ronnie Vint on Love Island: All Stars.
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Ronnie took to his Instagram story to deny that they’re on the rocks recently[/caption]
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The couple posted photos from a holiday together last week and are currently in Ibiza[/caption]

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I tested Aldi’s 7 new beauty buys all for under £5 – a cult Charlotte Tilbury dupe is back but the blusher is my fave

An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows Luminous Filter Glamour Foundation in various shades, Image 2 shows Woman holding Lacura Cake Pop and Brightening Water Serum, Image 3 shows Lacura Brightening Watermelon Serum bottle with pump top and sample swatch

AFFORDABLE beauty products have a special place in my heart.

While I love testing luxury launches, there’s nothing more satisfying than finding a gem for less than a tenner.

This year, more budget products than ever before have impressed me by far out-performing their price tags.

When Rimmel Thrill Seeker Lip Ink Pen, £9.99, landed on my desk in January, I put it to one side while I continued working.

But to my surprise, a few days later I realised I’d reached for it before every meeting that week to look more polished, and the colour had stayed put all day.

It’s not patchy or sticky, and the slimline nib means I can trace my lip line, then tilt the pen on its side to fill in the bulk of my lips.

Lacura Brightening Watermelon Serum bottle with pump top and sample swatch.
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The brand new Lacura Watermelon Serum promises to brighten skin[/caption]

Similary, I bought Maybelline Instant Anti Age Eraser Eye Concealer Color Corrector Pink, £9.99, on a whim with low expectations after a passport photo left me looking like I had two black eyes.

The original version is my favourite budget concealer – even though I hate the sponge applicator, the formula and coverage is unrivalled.

The light-pink hue is perfect for my blue-toned shadows and it applies smoothly.

The sponge (for all its unhygienic flaws) helps control how much product is applied so you don’t overload the delicate under-eye area.

Plus, it layers well with my concealer, and makes my under-eyes look far less tired.

Luminous Filter Glamour Foundation in various shades.
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Aldi Luminous Filter is a returning fan favourite[/caption]

They’re just a couple of the affordable beauty products to have made it into my regular rotation over the last six months, and I’m always on the hunt for more.

So, when I heard Aldi were launching not one, but seven new beauty dupe products this week – all under £5 – I had to put them to the test.

Here’s how I got on...

Hand holding three tubes of Lacura lip balm in Cake Pop, Vanilla, and Dulce de Leche.
Tara preferred the tinted Dulce de Leche shade of Lacura’s Lip Balms

LACURA LIP BALMS, £3.49

It only takes one look at these new balms to guess who Aldi used as inspo.

Drum roll please… it has to be Summer Fridays.

The tasty flavours are right out of the viral brands playbook – although Aldi’s are £19.50 cheaper – and sure to be a hit with those who love sweet treats.

Having tried all three, the 90s brown Dulce De Leche variety is my favourite, because of the pout perfecting sheer tint it delivers.

On application, all three of the shades melted across my lips quickly, so didn’t take any blending out, and felt buttery soft, with a gloss that isn’t sticky or greasy.

Aldi promise the formula is packed with Shea Butter and Murumuru Seed Butter to deeply hydrate and soothe lips – although I found they wore off quickly, and left my lips feeling tight and dry.

Hand holding a Lacura Sculpting Bronzer Stick.
Lacura’s bronzing stick is surprisingly long-wearing

LACURA SCULPTING BRONZING STICK, £4.49

When I first opener the Sculpting Bronzing sticks, I was worried.

There’s very little variation between the two shades, and they’re both very warm hued – bordering on orange.

On skin, they’re very pigmented, and you have to work quickly to avoid them going patchy.

After some trial and error, I found using my fingers – rather than a brush or sponge – worked best, as the warmth helped melt the product into my skin.

I’m extremely pale, so they’re both too dark for me, but if you aren’t paper-white, you’ll have better luck.

The formula layers well over foundation, and once it’s set, it doesn’t budge, which will be great for hot summer weather.

I swatched both sticks on the back of my arm to work out which shade I should apply to my face, and despite removing both within a couple of minutes, they left a stain that withstood a bath and a shower!

Hand holding two bottles of Lacura Watermelon Serum.
Lacura’s new watermelon brightening and bronzing serums were hit and miss

LACURA WATERMELON BRIGHTENING AND BRONZING SERUMS, £4.99 EACH

I’m a huge fan of Glow Recipe’s Watermelon Serum, £32 – both the untinted and bronzing variety – so as soon as I saw the packaging of these serums I knew they were a dupe.

Niacinamide is one of my favourite skincare ingredients – thanks to it’s ability to reduce inflammation and redness, balance oil control and soothe skin – and both brand’s hero it in their formulations.

In fact, the first five ingredients are exactly the same across the two, so on paper you’d expect them to be similar.

Unfortunately, that’s not the case.

Woman holding Lacura Cake Pop and Brightening Water Serum.
Tara put Aldi’s new beauty products to the test

The bronzing serum is extremely glittery, and very orange, giving me flash-backs to the Geordie Shore style fake tan of my teens.

Thankfully, the untinted version was much better.

It has a thick serum formula, that instantly cools the skin soothing any irritation.

I used it for a few days, and my skin felt softer and more plump – although it does have a strong watermelon scent, so that’s something to note if you struggle with fragranced products.

Hand holding Lacura Shimmer Hydrating Facial Mist.
Tara couldn’t find an occasion to use Lacura’s shimmer face spray

LACURA SHIMMER HYDRATING FACIAL MIST, £4.49

When this landed on my desk, I immediately question when I’d ever have an occasion to wear it.

If you haven’t already worked it out – I’m really not a fan of glittery products on my face.

My skin is oily enough as it is, and I don’t think the vampire look is very in.

Formulated with antioxidant ingredients including Vitamin E, Chamomile, and Green Tea, the formula definitely leaves skin brighter and feeling refreshed.

It took a few minutes to dry down, during which time the glitter transferred to everything I touched.

I can’t get past the school-disco levels of shimmer, but if that’s your thing, you’ll love the face mist!

Hand holding open compact of coral blush.
If you buy one thing from Aldi’s new beauty drop, make it the blusher

LACURA BLUSH, £3.99

As far as I’m concerned, blush is the most underrated make-up product.

So many people worry about where to apply it, or going to far and looking like a clown – but get it right, and it’s the quickest way to add life to your face and revive your complexion.

There’s two shades of blush; coral – which has a peachy orange hue and candy, that’s more pink in colour.

Again, they’re both extremely glittery – I’d love to meet the Aldi boss who’s obsessed with the stuff!

Supposedly, they’re dupes of the iconic Nars Orgasm blusher – and while the packaging certainly looks similar, the OG formulas are not nearly as shimmery.

Thankfully, after a few uses the glitter isn’t quite so prominent – in future, I’d scrape the top layer of product off to get rid of it rather than apply it to my face.

The blush has the perfect level of pigment, so you only need to dip your brush in once for enough pay off, but not too much that you risk over-doing it.

You’d be hard pressed to find a better blusher for the price.

Hand holding Lacura Luminous Filter Glamour Foundation.
Lacura’s illuminating base wasn’t as pigmented as Tara expected

LACURA LUMINOUS FILTER FOUNDATION, £4.99

Last time this was on shelves, shoppers went wild – calling it a dead ringer for Charlotte Tilbury’s Hollywood Flawless Filter.

I’d not tried it before, so I had high hopes.

The product description claims it ‘creates a flawless base and blurs imperfections’ which sounds right up my street.

The consistency is thinner than I expected, so I have to wear foundation on top to get enough coverage – which means I then loose out on the glow.

As you can guess, it’s also more sparkly than the £39 version, although I went in expecting as much so I wasn’t too offended.

Having experimented with it a few times now, it works best if you mix it with your foundation, or use your fingers to apply to the high points of your face rather than as an all-over primer.

If you want a Flawless Filter dupe that’s more like the real deal, I prefer E.l.f. Cosmetics Halo Glow, £15.

Hand holding eyebrow pen.
Tara wasn’t a fan of Lacura’s microblade effect brow pen

LACURA MICROBLADE EFFECT PEN, £3.49

Tiktok goes wild for micro-blade effect brow pens, but in all honesty, I’ve never quite understood the hype.

This one has three distinct tips, which do help to create hair like strokes, but the ink formula quickly spread into the fine lines and texture of my skin – so the definition quickly disappeared.

With this kind of formula, it’s really hard to control the pigment load you apply to skin, so you can quickly end up with brows that’re far too dark.

If you want to try the trend, £3.49 isn’t too much of a risk, but be warned it’ll take a lot of patience to get right!

Wine expert shares her view on Aldi's Whispering Angel dupe

Sainte Victoire is my favourite part of Provence to find personality filled yet great value Rosé.

Thanks to the altitude of the Sainte Victoire hillsides, the grapes get exposed to plenty of sunshine during the day but their ripeness is moderated by cooler evening temperatures.

This enables the wine to brim with intense, complex fruit which is balanced by elegant acidity and herbal finesse.

I am delighted that Aldi are highlighting an actual area of Provence as quality and flavour profiles can vary greatly – however I always know with Rosé from Sainte Victoire that I will not be disappointed.

Amelia Singer’s podcast, ‘Ameliarate Through Wine’, which pairs celebrities’ personalities, core values, and careers with wine. Available on Apple & Spotify.

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Chelsea ready to pay £50m and offer players in deal to sign Premier League star ahead of Arsenal

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Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly is ready to splash more cash (Picture: Getty)

Chelsea have indicated they are willing to pay £50m and offer unwanted players in a deal to sign Brighton striker Joao Pedro, according to reports.

The Blues have already signed England U21 striker Liam Delap in a £30m deal from Ipswich Town but intend to bolster Enzo Maresca’s attacking options further this summer.

Current Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson endured an underwhelming season at Stamford Bridge while Christopher Nkunku is set to be sold following a dismal spell at the club.

Chelsea have expressed interest in French forward Hugo Ekitike but Pedro is a cheaper alternative to a player Eintracht Frankfurt value at around £85m.

Pedro, 23, has scored 30 goals over the past two seasons, establishing himself as one of Brighton’s most influential players since his £30m move from Watford.

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Brighton want around £60m for the Brazil international but Chelsea are ready to tempt their Premier League rivals with an offer of £50m, according to the Daily Mail.

Chelsea have a strong relationship with Brighton following several transfers between the clubs and are reportedly in talks over a deal for Pedro.

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Brighton striker Joao Pedro (Picture: Getty)

It is claimed Chelsea are also willing to offer a number of unwanted players to Brighton in a bid to bring Pedro to west London.

The likes of Nkunku, Mykhailo Mudryk, Noni Madueke and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have all been linked with summer moves away from Chelsea.

Chelsea’s move for Pedro could put further pressure on Arsenal who have also shown interest in the Brazilian as they look to add some goals and creativity to Mikel Arteta’s squad.

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Chelsea have already signed Liam Delap from Ipswich Town (Picture: Getty)

Liverpool are admirers of Pedro but are currently focusing their efforts on a deal for Florian Wirtz which could cost more than £100m.

Delap’s £30m move to Stamford Bridge was confirmed earlier this week and the 22-year-old will wear the No. 9 shirt at Chelsea.

Maresca’s side saw off competition from Manchester United to complete a deal for Delap, who scored 12 goals for relegated Ipswich last season.

‘Growing up watching this club, I understand the stature of it and how incredible it has been over the years,’ Delap said following his move to Chelsea.

‘I wanted to come here to win trophies. When I spoke to the club, everyone wanted to get back to the very top, and they have the quality and the players to do that.

‘The hunger and desire to keep adding trophies, to take the club back to where it belongs, that is the main objective.’

Chelsea enjoyed a promising start and finish to the 2024-25 campaign to qualify for the Champions League and lift the Conference League trophy.

Delap and the rest of the Blues squad are now preparing for the upcoming Club World Cup, which starts on June 15 in the United States.

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