Frankie Bridge says 'you're dead to me' as she hints at major fallout with savage comment

Daily Record

5 days ago

Frankie Bridge is currently on holiday in the Maldives but has taken time out of her break to make a savage comment about someone, saying they are "dead" to her.
Frankie Bridge has left fans baffled with a mysterious post on TikTok where she declared someone was "dead" to her. The Saturdays star is currently enjoying a getaway in the Maldives with her footballer husband Wayne Bridge.
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Taking to the social media platform, the Loose Women regular made a puzzling swipe at an unidentified individual, apparently indicating she was nursing a resentment.
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Overlaying the footage of herself clutching and drinking from a wine glass, she penned: "You're so quiet... Thanks, you said something five years ago and I've just realised you're actually dead to me."
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In the caption accompanying the post, she simply stated: "Takes me a while, but once you're dead you're dead."
She failed to specify who or what she was referring to in the clip, which featured the track What The Hell - performed by Avril Lavigne - playing over the brief video. Frankie is in the Maldives with Wayne and their two youngsters - Parker, 11, and Carter, nine.
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They embarked on their journey to Siyam World in the Maldives together with Wayne's mate, football coach Luke Hampton, who was also marking his birthday, plus Frankie's pal, Leah Meredith, who collaborates with her brand Faves.
In pictures from her break, Frankie displayed the floating breakfast trays they had delivered to their private pool along with a cake that read "happy birthday daddies".
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She also shared a series of photographs with her husband and their two sons.
In a separate post, she flaunted her stunning physique in a pale yellow bikini, paired with a blue cover-up skirt. Frankie also captured footage of herself strolling through the pristine waters whilst basking in the sunshine.
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Beyond her role as a Loose Women panellist, Frankie has been candid about her mental health struggles, revealing they originated years earlier during her time in the girl group. She recalled how she first recognised she was battling difficulties.
She revealed: "I always had stomach aches. Can you remember Pepto Bismol? The pink horrible stuff? That would be in my bag, every day, because I always had like a funny tummy, like nervous stomach. At bedtime I couldn't breathe properly and things like that.
"So I think like the anxiety was there, like I remember all of that, but I didn't know what it was. So I'd have like blood tests all the time and things like that and obviously nothing ever came back and back then I was just a 'worrier' - y'know, like it wasn't what it is now, do you know what I mean? But I think for me, the first time I realised that it was like a proper issue was actually in The Saturdays."