Love Island star Ovie Soko has ruled out any potential romance with his best pal and co-star Amber Gill.
Cue the sound of breaking hearts, everywhere.
While we’d absolutely love for true gent Ovie and Amber to get together, it sounds like the BFFs really are just that, BFFs.
He addressed their close relationship while attending the Pride of Sport Awards in London on Thursday night and told The Mirror: ‘Amber’s a friend. It’s gonna stay that way. 100%.’
Ovie also touched on his break up with Love Island’s India Reynolds and said he is doing OK after their split, while adding: ‘Break ups are never easy. They’re never easy for anyone.’
Ain’t that the truth.
Ovie and India had been finalists on Love Island this summer and while they gave their relationship a good go when filming wrapped, news broke of the pair’s split in October due to their busy schedules.
Confirmation of their break up came shortly after Ovie and India hit back at cheating claims, after India was accused of being unfaithful with her ex-boyfriend and footballer Kieran Gibbs.
She fiercely denied the claims and Ovie, at the time, told Metro.co.uk just how well their romance was going.
Amber, meanwhile, was loved-up with Greg O’Shea on Love Island’s last series and fans crowned the Newcastle beauty and her rugby player beau show winners.
They ended things just five weeks after the Love Island final and things got a little complicated, when Amber claimed Greg had dumped her over text and he insisted he hadn’t.
Choosing to agree to disagree, Greg recently said nothing but nice things about his ex while addressing their split on Ryan Tubridgy’s Radio One Show.
He said: ‘I’m not going to badmouth [Amber], she’s got great stuff going on, and I can be happy with myself, my friends, and my family knowing what actually happened.
‘She can say whatever she wants, but I wish her the absolute best – she’s a great woman.’
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