Curtis Pritchard gets VERY close to EastEnders star he met when he was dating Ekin-Su as they leave show arm in arm
NEW FLAME? Curtis Pritchard gets VERY close to EastEnders star he met when he was dating Ekin-Su as they leave show arm in arm
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NEWLY single Curtis Pritchard has been spotted getting very close to an EastEnders star, as they left a show arm in arm.
Curtis, 29, was pictured looking cosy with Jazzy Phoenix, 23, who rose to fame for playing Nadine Keller on the BBC soap opera, EastEnders.
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Newly single Curtis Pritchard has been spotted getting very close to an EastEnders star, as they left a show arm in arm
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The pair attended the Bloomsbury Theatre in London
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Jazzy looked stunning in a grey jacket and tartan trousers, with her blonde hair down
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The pair looked in great spirits
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The pair are believed to have met when Curtis was dating Ekin-Su, as they were both on the same tour, named Come What May.
In August last year, it was revealed that Jazzy had bagged herself a huge new role away from Walford, with the big new theatre role in Come What May.
And Curtis also starred in the show alongside his Strictly star brother AJ.
The tour ran from September 20th to October 24th 2024, meaning he and Jazzy knew each other before his Love Island All Stars stint, in January of this year.
Curtis and Ekin-Su got together on All Stars this year, but recently split, with the pair announcing their break up via social media statements.
Now, shortly after his and Ekin's split, dancer Curtis has been spotted linking arms with stunning actress Jazzy, while attending the Bloomsbury Theatre in London.
The pair went to watch Strictly star Kai Widdrington's Evolution tour.
Curtis was spotted looking casual in a white t-shirt and jeans as he exited the theatre with Jazzy by his side.
She was seen showing the Love Islander something on her phone, as well as stroking the back of his head and linking arms with him.
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Jazzy looked stunning in a grey jacket and tartan trousers, with her blonde hair down.
She sported a glam makeup look and red lipstick for their theatre trip, and the pair looked in great spirits on the hot summer's day, laughing and smiling in each other's company.
The Sun has contacted Curtis' reps for comment.
The actress, who was previously linked to another of her co-stars Bobby Brazier, was rumoured to be dating Strictly Come Dancing star Jamie Borthwick last year.
Jamie continued to fuel speculation that the pair were an item after seemingly remaining close months after Jazzy left the BBC soap opera.
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In August last year, it was revealed that Jazzy had bagged herself a huge new role away from Walford - Curtis also starred in the show
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Jazzy was seen showing the Love Island star something on her phone
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They'd gone to watch Kai Widdrington's new tour
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They were often snapped together on social media and this week was no different.
The duo posed for a selfie, with the blonde actress captioning it: "The weekly gossip = complete."
The stars then filmed a carpool karaoke as they sang a version of Nobody Knows Me Like You Do, from Disney film High School Musical, before finishing with a rendition of Start of Something New.
Jamie, 30, and Jazzy previously sparked rumours they were dating back in December 2023.
Jazzy shared a photo of her resting her head on Jamie's shoulder.
The picture got fans talking, with some convinced that this is more than just an on-screen romance.
One wrote: "They would make a great couple," while another posted: "Are they an item?"
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Curtis and Ekin-Su got together on All Stars this year, but recently split, with the pair announcing their break up via social media statements
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Jazzy Phoenix, 23, rose to fame for playing Nadine Keller in EastEnders
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