Frankie Bridge raises eyebrows with cryptic post saying 'you're dead to me' - so who IS she talking about?
The Saturdays singer hinted that she was holding a grudge as she uploaded a new TikTok sipping on a glass of wine.
The caption read: 'You're so quiet… Thanks, you said something five years ago and I've just realised you're actually dead to me.'
Frankie, 36, then added below: 'Takes me a while, but once you're dead you're dead.'
She didn't specify who or what incident she was talking about in the post.
Avril Lavigne 's song What The Hell was played over the top.
Frankie's representatives have been contacted by Daily Mail for comment.
The TikTok clip was filmed on Frankie's holiday in the Maldives.
Frankie is currently away on a family getaway with her husband Wayne, 45, and their sons Parker, 11, and Carter, nine.
The singer took to Instagram on Thursday to share an array of snaps from her luxurious trip to beach resort Siyam World Maldives.
The family were joined by Wayne's friend, football coach husband Luke Hampton, who was also celebrating his birthday, and Frankie's pal Leah Meredith - who is CBO of her brand Faves.
Frankie looked incredible in a family photo with Wayne and their sons, as she donned a sheer red and blue floral chiffon maxi dress.
The trip had been to celebrate Wayne and Luke's birthdays, with Frankie sharing a cake which read: 'Happy Birthday Daddies.'
Among the snaps shared by Frankie included a delicious-looking tiered breakfast stand consisting of fruit, waffles, pastries and eggs - which was served in the pool in a floating basket.
It comes after Frankie flashed her abs in a skimpy butter yellow bikini as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps in the Maldives on Tuesday
'Celebrating @waynebridge03 & @lukehampton79,' Frankie captioned the snaps.
It comes after Frankie flashed her abs in a skimpy butter yellow bikini as she posed for sizzling Instagram snaps in the Maldives on Tuesday.
She looked out of this world in the stunning Capala Honey bikini, which is priced at £92.
Frankie and Wayne wed in 2014 at Woburn Abbey in Bedfordshire surrounded by their celebrity pals.
The singer rose to fame alongside Rochelle Humes, Una Healy, Mollie King and Vanessa White in The Saturdays in 2007.
The band was formed after they were chosen from thousands of hopefuls on the television series S Club Search to appear as a support act for the pop band.
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