Jack Fincham confirms split from on-off girlfriend Chloe Brockett for the EIGHTH time as he reveals he is having a 'single summer' while she focuses on her racy career
The former Love Island winner, 34, and the TV personality, 24, have had a tumultuous relationship over the years after first getting together in 2019.
Now, Jack has revealed their relationship is over for the eighth time, just weeks after rekindling their romance for the seventh occasion.
During a Q&A with his Instagram fans, Jack was asked by one fan if he and the former TOWIE star are still together.
Sharing a snap of himself at the gym, he simply replied: 'No it's a single summer of boxing and working as hard as I can.'
MailOnline has contacted Chloe's representative for comment.
The former Love Island winner, 34, and the TV personality, 24, have had a tumultuous relationship over the years after first getting together in 2019
Since leaving TOWIE in 2023, Chloe has pursued a career sharing steamy content on OnlyFans.
Earlier this week, the star set pulses racing in a skimpy red lace body, which showcased her enviable figure.
The on-off couple most recently called time on their relationship back in April after 'a stressful year'.
Yet things appeared to be back on track with the couple earlier this month after they were spotted shopping at Sainsbury's in Grays, Essex.
A source told The Sun at the time: 'Chloe and Jack have been on and off for months but have finally put their differences aside to give their relationship another chance.
'They really want to make it work so have been enjoying some lowkey dates as they gradually build the trust.
'They have realised they have something special so want to put their time and energy into making it work.'
They then sparked further rumours of a reconciliation when they shared snaps on their respective Instagram accounts from the same East London market.
Taking a visit to Columbia Road Flower Market, Jack shared a snap outside the Birdcage pub.
Chloe then also posted a picture from the same spot as she posed with a huge bouquet of flowers.
Jack and Chloe first got together in 2019 but have split several times over the years and even moved in together before their seventh split.
It has been a difficult time for Jack, who last month revealed he has been secretly battling bulimia for two decades as he opened up on his struggles with his mental health.
Jack said he developed the eating disorder at the age of 14 when he started out as a boxer due to the pressures of getting down to his fighting weight.
He revealed he now needs 'daily medication' because of the damage his decades-long battle with bulimia has done to his body.
'I have been a bulimic for 19 years, bingeing on food and then being sick,' he told The Sun.
'I'm in agony without daily medication, I could be on them forever, I don't know.'
Bulimia (bulimia nervosa) is an eating disorder and a serious mental health condition characterised by struggles with binge eating and purging.
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