Love Island star shows off new man after difficult year and Casey O'Gorman fling
Love Island star Rosie Seabrook has confirmed she is in a new relationship following her devastating year and rocky romance with Casey O'Gorman on the dating show
Love Island's Rosie Seabrook has revealed she is no longer single and shared a loved-up snap with her new man. The reality TV star, 26, tried her luck at love on season nine of the hit ITV2 dating show, where she coupled up with Casey O'Gorman.
Since leaving the show, Rosie has had a tough time with the death of her dad. Fans have continued to support Rosie and wish her the best in her life away from Love Island.
It promoted one follower to probe into her love life and ask if she is single. Rosie decided it was the right time to reveal she is now happily loved up as she replied: "No I'm not," alongside a red love heart emoji.
The TV star even shared a snap of her new man, whose identity she has chosen to keep private. In the sweet snap, the pair looked out to sea while on a white sandy beach as Rosie lovingly looked up to her tall dark haired boyfriend.
Rosie's happiness comes after she suffered the heartbreaking loss of her dad in July last year. Sharing the devastating news, she wrote: "I don't think I'll ever come to understand why this has happened, words cannot even begin to express the pain I feel, the sadness feels endless knowing there is a piece of me missing that nothing will be able to fill.
"Though we may be apart, you will always be in my heart, and I will hold onto and cherish our memories forever. I love you forever. Daddy's little girl always."
During her time on Love Island, Rosie struck up a connection with Casey, but the couple were dumped just a week before the grand final. When they left the villa, Rosie made explosive claims about Casey as she claimed he had ignored her when they returned home.
In a YouTube video, she shared: "We were both with friends and family. That's fine but for me, I think I did reach out and I didn't really hear anything back and I felt there was not any effort made.
"I think the doubts that I had in the villa became very apparent when we left Love Island and I feel it just confirmed what I was thinking." Casey revealed that he and Rosie had split soon after the reunion show.
In an Instagram Q&A with his fans, Casey explained: "Rosie and I have spoken... she's such a great girl. Life outside the villa is just very different and we will remain friends moving forward."
The news didn't come as a surprise to fans, however, as they were convinced that the couple had split when Casey had taken to social media due to a string of clues. Both Casey and Rosie posted on socials about the reunion episode but failed to share an image alongside one another, or even mention each other.
It didn't go unnoticed when Casey went on to like and comment on Samie Elishi's post, with one taking to Rosie's post and commenting: "Casey liked and commented under Samie's pic already but nothing for yours?" "Casey isn't serious about you," said a second.
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