Dani Dyer’s Love Island ex Jack Fincham is reportedly single again after splitting from Frankie Sims.
The Love Island couple winner from 2018 is now back on the single market again.
Frankie and Jack had made their relationship official only two months ago.
But after reportedly having a number arguments, the former couple have unfollowed each on Instagram.
A source confirmed the news to OK!, saying: “Jack and Frankie have split.
“They’ve had a couple of rows and have unfollowed each other on Instagram.”
Last month, the pair had filmed for Ex In The City, their first ever reality show together.
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It is due to be aired later on in the year but viewers have been told not to get their hopes up despite the couple claiming they had “insane chemistry”.
Both Essex natives had to face their exes in the second series of the show.
Before their split, a source told The Sun: “Jack and Frankie signed up for Ex In The City – and were both horrified when some surprise exes turned up.
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“They’re actually a really strong couple, so they made it through the show – but viewers should expect fireworks onscreen.”
Jack fell for Frankie mere weeks after splitting up with her TOWIE co-star, Chloe Brockett.
Frankie, 26, has denied there was ever an overlap with her and Chloe.
Jack had a child last year with Casey Ranger.
Jack’s has previously been linked to the likes of Dani Dyer, Connie O’Hara and his Love Island co-stars Ellie Jones and Laura Anderson.
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Dani Dyer, actor Danny Dyer’s daughter, is also currently struggling with relationship issues of her own.
However, she is enjoying a holiday to help her forget her worries.
Sammy Kimmence, Dani’s boyfriend, was jailed this week for three-and-a-half years after conning two OAPs out of £34,000.
Those close to her claim that he wasn’t completely transparent about his crimes and it has made her reconsider if they can stay together.
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