Big Brother star reveals she's split from ex who appeared on show – and reveals new partner
ONE of the stars of Big Brother has seemingly admitted that she's split from show ex and has apparently revealed her new partner.
Ali Bromley, 38, won the second ITV instalment of the iconic social media experiment in 2014.
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Before entering the Big Brother house, the Forensic Psychologist was in a relationship with her girlfriend named Cherelle for five months.
Ali was seen breaking down in tears on-screen when her girlfriend called into the house in the phone task.
Her partner also appeared on Late & Live as Ali claimed that she was going to use the prize money to fund her IVF journey.
However, it appears the duo have split up if Ali's social media is anything to go by.
On her Instagram story, she hosted a question and answer session for her fans.
In a session titled 'Help Ali', one follower asked the star if her long-time girlfriend would be attending an event.
However, Ali posted an image of herself snuggling together with a completely different woman.
She also captioned the image: "If she is, it might be awkward."
One fan posted the image on social media fan forum site Reddit as they seemed intrigued by her romantic situation.
The user wrote: "Does this mean Ali isn't with Cherelle anymore? That doesn't look like her in the pic and the caption suggests they're not?"
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Other images have also been posted to the site on her story which shows the new pair soaking up the sunshine together.
Her biggest fans flooded the comments section of the post as they think the pair did split up.
One user noted: "They're no longer together. That's somebody called Natasha."
A second stated: "Ali mentioned it on a podcast that she's got a new girlfriend.
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Martha, 26, NHS administrator from Scarborough.
Lily, 20, Chinese takeaway server from Warrington.
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Thomas, 20 amputee footballer from Carlisle.
Ryan, 28, marketing and events from Stockport.
Hannah, 24, HR consultant from West London.
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Sarah, 27, spa account manager from Shrewsbury.
Marcello, 34, youth mentor from East London.
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"But I did see rumours on a comment section like a month or two before that on a TikTok that Ali has a new girlfriend."
While a third claimed: "Yeah, there was a thread about this the other day. Ali has a new gf."
The Sun has contacted representatives of Ali for comment.
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