
Will Poulter's 'blindsided' model ex-girlfriend claims actor 'ghosted her' after 'dumping her via WhatsApp without warning' - as he 'sparks romance with Top Boy actress'
The Bear actor, 32, and model Bobby T, 45, went their separate ways earlier this year after they were first seen kissing passionately in 2022.
After reports Will has moved on with Top Boy actress Saffron Hocking, Bobby has now spoken out about their split for the first time.
In a lengthy statement, she wrote: 'Just so there's no confusion, I was in a real relationship for almost three years.
'We built a life together. We planned the details of our wedding. He wasn't just in my life. He was in my son's.
'He called him his stepson and they had a real relationship. Because of his age my son only remembers a life when he was there. That was his normal.
After reports Will has moved on with Top Boy actress Saffron Hocking , Bobby has now spoken out about their split for the first time
'He was there for first days of school and volunteered his his classroom. He came to school meetings and showed up in every way. The school knew him as family.
'Then one day with no warning and no signs of trouble he just ended it over WhatsApp. That was it. Just gone.
'I was in love. We were blindsided. But what hurts most is how easily he disappeared, especially from my son's perspective. Like he never existed.
'I have waited months in hope that I would have more clarity, but I wasn't given that by him or his family who we considered family too. We didn't even get our belongings back.'
She added: 'I am not scorned. I just want the truth to be known so I can move forward with my life in peace.
'Please let this be all and I will not be sharing any more.'
MailOnline has contacted Will Poulter's representatives and Bobby for comment.
Last week Will was spotted looking close with actress Saffron, 31, over lunch after the pair had been also snapped hanging out together at Glastonbury in June.
Saffron is best known for her role in the rebooted Netflix series of Top Boy as Lauryn, a pregnant mum-to-be who suffers domestic abuse before taking matters into her own hands
An insider told The Sun: 'Will and Bobby had a great time together but at the end of the day they realised it wasn't going to last long term.'
Detailing the beginning of his relationship with Saffron they continued: 'He's known Saffron for a while but they have been spending more time together recently.
'They were both hosted by Barbour at Glasto and got on like a house on fire. It's very early days and while they might be telling people they are just friends, the sparks between them are obvious to everyone.'
Saffron is best known for her role in the rebooted Netflix series of Top Boy as Lauryn, a pregnant mum-to-be who suffers domestic abuse before taking matters into her own hands. She was been nominated for a TV BAFTA for her role.
She has also starred in Strangeways Here We Come, Marvel Disney+ series Moon Knight as well as Prime Video series Riches and The Devil's Hour.
She and Will are thought to have met two years ago when they both worked on a Friend of the Earth campaign. They both attended Glastonbury with Barbour.
Meanwhile Will was first seen pictured passionately kissing Bobby, real name Erin Campaneris, on the streets of West Hollywood in 2022 with an insider close to the couple saying they spent Christmas together in the UK with Will's family.
Bobby has modelled since she was 15 and is currently signed to agencies Ford Models, LA Models, and New York Models.
Will, famed for his roles in Netflix series Black Mirror and Leonardo DiCaprio film, The Revenant, had also grown close to Bobby's son, Daniel, eight, who she shares with former quarterback and NFL analyst Mark Sanchez.
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