Georgia May Foote's split with X Factor husband just two years after wedding
Former Coronation Street star Georgia May Foote has sparked split rumours with her husband Kris Evans after she wiped all traces of him from her social media and ditched her wedding ring.
Best known for her role as Katy Armstrong on Coronation Street and as a finalist on Strictly Come Dancing in 2015, Georgia seemed to have found her happy ending when she tied the knot with musician Kris in 2023.
But, only two years later, it appears their marriage may be on the rocks, with reports claiming the couple are 'heading for divorce'. A source told The Sun: 'Georgia's marriage to Kris seems to be over. It's on the rocks.'
Georgia and Kris have kept their relationship relatively private, with the pair occasionally posting glimpses of cosy date nights, countryside walks, and loved-up selfies. However, Georgia has reportedly removed her wedding ring and wiped all traces of the musician from her social media, including their loved-up snaps from their wedding day.
In 2023, the couple exchanged vows in a romantic ceremony surrounded by close family and friends following their engagement in December 2021. Kris, who rose to fame as part of boyband The Mend on Britain's Got Talent, proposed the day before New Years Eve in 2021 on a beach.
The couple had been dating for three years before getting engaged, and to announce their engagement, Georgia wrote on Instagram at the time: "30/12/2021 Mrs Evans to be. Of course I am still crying. @krisevansmusic I love you beyond words and I am honoured you have chosen me."
Following a lavish hen-do with her friends in Manchester, Georgia shared a sweet tribute to her husband-to-be at the time, labelling him her 'best friend' and saying that she never thought she would find someone like him.
She wrote online: 'I am about to marry my best friend. The person who makes me a better person. Didn't think I would find someone who would love me for me but I did it.
"Thanks to all my people who showed up for me this weekend. I had a ball, and I'm forever grateful to you all for loving me for me too. Here is to the last month of being a Foote', she added.
Georgia's romantic life has often captured headlines, and she previously dated professional dancer Giovanni Pernice after the duo met while competing on Strictly Come Dancing in 2015.
The duo's on-screen chemistry soon turned into a real-life romance, with the pair dating for nine months and even setting up a home together in London before calling time on their relationship in August 2016.
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