Towie star sparks romance rumours with Celebs Go Dating hunk as they cosy up for snap
Fans have been left convinced that the two reality stars are dating and were quick to insist they make a great couple.
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DJ Tom Zanetti took to Instagram to share a photo of him and ex- Towie star Yazmin Oukhellou hugging as he kissed her on the cheek.
Tom captioned the upload: 'Always the best time with @yazminoukhellou her banter is unreal, she is just too quick with it haha.
'Such a strong girl, who's been through so much but u would never even know, she is always smiling.'
His followers rushed to comment on the photo and many commented that Tom and Yazmin make a great couple.
One wrote: 'I thought this was a couple reveal… you make a hot couple.'
Another said: 'Lucky man, lucky girl.'
And Yaz further fuelled rumours by adding: 'Love you loads.'
Yazmin made her Towie debut in 2017 and her relationship with James Lock played out on the show.
The former couple had a very on/off relationship, with them first splitting up in 2019 after James was accused of partying with a group of women in a room at a hotel in Turkey.
Although they rekindled, the duo eventually called time on their relationship in 2021 after a series of blazing rows in Dubai.
Yaz - who quit Towie for good in 2023 - suffered heartbreak in 2022 when her boyfriend Ja ke McLean was tragically killed in a car accident in Turkey, which also left her with horrifying injuries.
Jake was understood to have been driving in Bodrum when he lost control of the car.
Yaz later told The Sun she was forced to snap her own arm to escape the wreckage.
She said: 'I didn't want to admit to myself that he could be dead.
'So I thought, 'Right, I can either lay still and bleed to death, or snap my own arm to try to save us — I had no choice.
'So I somehow snapped my arm through pure adrenaline and panic. I climbed out of the car, and I was kind of holding my arm together with my left hand.'
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