Strictly's Vicky Pattison proves feud with Sam Thompson is over as she poses with star after finally unblocking him
Vicky's years-long feud with fellow reality TV alum Sam Thompson is no secret.
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They've been regulars on the reality TV circuit for more than a decade and delivered hours of entertainment off and on screen.
But they've also clashed a number of times in the past.
It all kicked off in 2017 when Geordie Shore legend Vicky criticised Sam's sister, Louise Thompson, over her working out on holiday.
Made In Chelsea star Sam then hit back in a video of his own, saying only he was allowed to mock his sister.
The war of words quickly escalated and Vicky responded by blocking Sam on social media – a block that would last for five years.
But clearly putting that feud behind them, the pair now looked in great spirits as they posed for a photo together.
Vicky took to social media to share a carousel of images with people she's 'grateful' for.
The reality star penned to her millions of followers: 'There's been a lot to smile about recently... but mostly, it's the people in my life I feel grateful for you 🥹🩷
'Tag the people you're grateful for in my comments... and let them know what they mean to you.'
Vicky looked in great spirits as she posed with Strictly's Luba in the first photo, during a glam night out.
Then, in another shot, she could be seen standing with Sam, as he put his arm around her and gazed in her direction.
The telly stars looked delighted to be in each other's company.
Things got frosty between the pals in the past when Sam appeared on Celebrity Big Brother.
Viewers saw him get upset after he was warned in the Diary Room for flicking fellow housemate Jemma Lucy's nipple.
Vicky, appearing on Big Brother's Bit on the Side, pulled no punches.
Speaking about the incident to Rylan, she slammed his behaviour and said: 'I think there are two ways to look at this.
"One, he got upset because he knew it was a joke, Jemma knew it was a joke and he didn't mean any offence by it.
"Secondly, because he's an entitled little rat who is used to always getting what he wants.'
The 'rat' remark ensured the feud had well and truly taken root.
Despite having a mutual friend in Towie's Pete Wicks – who is Vicky's best mate and later became one of Sam's closest pals – the two reality stars stayed firmly out of each other's way.
Vicky only lifted the block on Sam in 2022 after they unexpectedly bumped into each other at a Harry Potter premiere.
But while both became close friends with Pete, they were rarely in the same room at the same time.
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