Olivia Attwood reveals best friend Georgia Harrison has split from Anton Danyluk after weeks of speculation
Love Island stars Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk have split, just months after finding love in the All Stars villa.
The sad news has been confirmed by fellow Love Island alumni Olivia Attwood and Molly Smith on Olivia's podcast, So Wrong It's Right.
Georgia, 29, first rose to fame after joining the cast of The Only Way is Essex in 2014, before appearing in the third season of Love Island three years later.
Anton, who is also 29, was a contestant on the 2019 series of the hit ITV show, finishing in fifth place alongside Belle Hassan.
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The pair returned to their reality show roots earlier this year in Love Island: All Stars, having made it to the final before trying to make it work on the outside as they returned to their respective lives in Essex and Scotland.
As they left the show, host Maya Jama grilled them on the rocky start to their relationship - with many viewers unconvinced over their romance, especially after Georgia admitted that Anton gave her the 'ick'.
Anton revealed that Georgia had been ‘heartbroken’ when she arrived at the villa - seemingly a reference to her harrowing revenge porn court case against ex Stephen Bear last year.
But Georgia, looking visibly uncomfortable, responded: “Do we have to talk about that?”
Many fans picked up on the frosty exchange, with one tweeting: "That was the most awkward interview I’ve ever watched #LoveIslandAllStars.”
Someone else said: "The cricket noises in the background is really adding to the awkwardness of the interviews lol.”
Today (25 April), it has been confirmed that Anton and Georgia have officially called it quits.
When interviewing Love Island: All Stars winner Molly Smith, Olivia Attwood brought up their mutual friend, Georgia.
Olivia says: “You were in the Villa with Georgia."
Molly replies: "Yeah, I love Georgia."
Olivia then drops the bombshell: "Just saw Georgia and Anton have broken up."
Molly then says: "I know."
Olivia continues: "I'm seeing her tomorrow. So I said, 'Come on, give me the tea.' She said, 'No, I'll give it to you in person tomorrow.'
"So I'm waiting for that piping hot tea.
"She was like, 'Let's talk in person.' I was like, 'Are you OK?' And she was like, 'Yeah, but no.'"
Olivia then added: "I really liked them together as well."
Molly replies: "I did too, I was rooting for them in the Villa."
Olivia concludes: "Yeah, they're really sweet.
"Georgia deserves a nice guy."
Some fans sensed trouble in paradise during a previous awkward moment when Anton’s mum Sherie Ann appeared to snub Georgia during an episode of his What's The Crack podcast with Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby.
“She likes no girls...” Anton told Charlotte.
“She's like 'son get me grand babies'.”
Charlotte then asked: “But she must like Georgia?”
When there was no response from Sherie Ann, the group started laughing.
She then finally replied coyly: "I never said nothing, Charlotte."
When Charlotte joked that they'd have to edit that part out of the episode, Anton quickly stressed that his mum was 'fine' with Georgia.
Sherie Ann added: "She's alright. She's alright."
Anton quickly tried to move the conversation on, also saying that they'd have to 'edit' the podcast.
We wish them both all the best.
Topics: Love Island, Georgia Harrison, Towie, Reality TV, Celebrity
Jess Hardiman