LOVE Island star Shannon Singh has split from her long term boyfriend, just two years after moving in together.
The former couple got back together in 2021, following her doomed appearance on the ITV2 reality show.
Shannon was dating music producer Ben Sterling in 2020, but split with him before taking part Love Island.
But they reunited after she lasted just two days in the famous villa.
Shannon and Ben, who is an international DJ, even moved into together in 2022.
But The Sun can reveal they have now called it quits again.
Although Shannon is yet to announce the news publicly, a source close to her told us: “Shannon and Ben called it quits earlier this year.
“Fans noticed after they removed all traces of each other from social media.
“He’s been busy playing Coachella recently while Shannon enjoyed a trip away with the girls.”
Shannon shot to fame when she joined the line-up on Love Island in 2021.
But the bikini babe was brutally dumped from the villa after just two days following a recoupling.
Before going on the show The Sun exclusively revealed how Shannon ended her romance with Ben after making it to the final stages of Love Island’s casting process.
However, shortly after leaving the show she shared a romantic picture of her and Ben hugging, with a sunset in the background.
Love Island almost broke me if I’m being completely honest.
Shannon Singh
She posted the image on her Instagram page of her and Ben looking loved up, with the caption: “My happiness @bensterling_dj.”
But sadly, it wasn’t meant to be and the pair have now gone their separate ways.
‘Love Island broke me’
Meanwhile, Shannon has been very vocal about her time on Love Island and even claimed the show “broke”.
She took part in season seven of the show and only lasted 48 hours.
Shannon confessed that it is people’s remarks that she sometimes struggles with.
Chatting about her own experience on her podcast Hushed: “I get a lot of comments from a lot of people that don’t know me so I don’t really take them that personally.
“But it’s like ‘Oh, you know, Love Island made you,’ it’s like well it really didn’t, it kind of almost broke me if I’m being completely honest.”
“Even though I was on the show for such a short amount of time, the casting process was literally 18 months.
“I spent a lot of my time preparing for the show. I knew about it before Covid and then Covid hit and it got pushed back, so it was a long time.”
Continuing to discuss life after the villa, Shannon was brutally honest about the whole experience.
She said: “When I came out of the show it was such a negative time for me because I felt like I’d let my family down, I felt like I’d let myself down.
“I was so embarrassed, like, so embarrassed. I still am but I’m also proud of myself because I feel like when I came off the show I did handle it really well.”
