Ex-Corrie star Georgia May Foote hints at divorce after two years of marriage as she wipes all traces of husband Kris from her social media
The actress - who also competed in Strictly Come Dancing in 2015 - married Kris in an intimate ceremony back in 2023.
However it looks like their relationship could be over, with the couple reportedly 'heading for a divorce'.
'Georgia's marriage to Kris seems to be over,' a source told The Sun. They added: 'It's on the rocks.'
It's claimed Georgia, 34, is 'looking to the future' amid their marital woes.
Georgia has reportedly removed her wedding ring and wiped all traces of the musician from her Instagram - including glossy snaps from their wedding day.
MailOnline has contacted a representative for Georgia rep for comment.
The soap star looked nothing short of sensational in a beaded fishtail gown as the couple said 'I do' in a lavish log cabin-style venue back in 2023.
At the time, Georgia shared a sweet message ahead of her wedding.
She said: '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,' Georgia penned as she gushed over her partner.
'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.'
In 2021 Georgia announced Kris had popped the question in a stunning Instagram snap showing the couple of three years posing on a beach in Gran Canaria while she held her hand aloft to show off her ring.
Alongside the snap, she added a caption reading: '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' and tagged her location as 'Cloud Nine'.
Georgia went on to share a shot on her Instagram stories showing her stunning ring, which featured a band jam-packed with diamonds.
On his own Instagram, Kris revealed the couple were on holiday in Gran Canaria by sharing a smouldering poolside shot and wishing his fans 'Merry Krismas'.
The stunner, who played Katy Armstrong on Corrie, previously dated her Strictly Come Dancing partner Giovanni Pernice and George Alsford.
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