Chloe Burrows appears to have accidentally confirmed that Millie Court and Liam Reardon have rekindled their romance.
Millie and Liam won the 2021 series of Love Island, but their relationship hit the rocks last year and they announced their split in July.
After splitting from the Welshman, Millie moved in with her close pal and Love Island co-star Chloe – who also split from her beau Toby Aromolaran last year.
Last month, Millie sparked speculation she is giving her relationship with Liam another go, as they were spotted getting a Domino’s pizza.
Fans have since thanked Chloe for “accidentally confirming” the rumours that the Love Island winners had rekindled their romance.
A video shared to the 27-year-old’s TikTok shows Millie ordering a Chinese takeaway, and asking for a Coke Zero.
A man’s voice, which sounds like a Welsh accent, asked: “Chlo?” to which she responded: “Yeah go on then,” before imitating the Welsh accent.
@chloeburrowsA chinese for me please!!
One TikTok user questioned: “Sorry but is that Liam speaking in the background or am I going insane hearing it,” while another commented: “I hear Liam, cheers for the confirmation Chloe!”
A third wrote: “Thanks for the confirmation chlo 😂😘,” while a fourth said: “The confirmation we all needed. Thanks chlo 😍🤣.”
Meanwhile a fifth said: “u can hear Liam in the background they are back together.”
It comes just weeks after Chloe fuelled rumours Liam and Millie had rekindled their romance, after she commented on one of his recent Instagram posts.
Under a photo dump from the last few weeks of his life, the 27-year-old commented: “Big lee.”
Millie recently confirmed she is dating someone, but she refused to reveal the identity of her beau.
Speaking on her YouTube channel, the Essex beauty said: “I’m not ready to tell you guys [who I’m dating] yet.”
Millie continued: “It’s early doors, and when you’ve experienced a whole full-blown meeting someone, relationship on TV, the whole thing, and then everything afterwards.”
Addressing her split from Liam, Millie said: “It is a lot when you have all eyes on you and everything in your relationship. Lots of judgements, lots of people sending you messages because they’ve seen the other person out.”
“It means absolutely nothing, they’re just speaking to another person. I’m told, ‘They’re cheating on you’ when they’re just having a chat. I chat to boys on a night out. I’m making friends. There’s nothing in it.”
“I struggled with that a lot because it wasn’t nice when people were involved in my personal relationship. It ruined things. It was a big part of why my last relationship ended. It’s been a while since then.”
