Love Island couple in shock split as star ‘moves out and takes custody of their dog’
LOVE Island couple Callum Jones and Molly Smith have shockingly split, after meeting on the ITV2 show in 2020.
Callum, 27, and Molly, 30, had gone from strength to strength after leaving the villa and even teased marriage that year.
But now the former scaffolder has moved out of their home after taking custody of their pug, Winnie. She’s kept their Pomeranian, Nelly.
A source told The Sun: “It’s really sad as they were a sweet couple together but it’s over – and has been for a few weeks.
“They’re trying to stay friends – they were together for over three years – but it’s difficult. I think in the end, Molly wanted to get engaged and that didn’t happen.
“Everyone was really surprised when they split as they were perfectly matched. He’s now moved out of the home they shared and they’ve split custody of their two dogs.”
Speculation of their separation had been brewing online after they stopped posting images together.
Someone wrote on Reddit, “Just noticed they haven’t shared much content together since their holiday in July. She seems to be bridesmaid at a wedding and it doesn’t look like he’s attending as he’s going to Bali.”
One fan added, “I hope they haven’t broken up,” with another saying, “omg No!! i loved them.”
While he’s in Bali without her at the moment, Callum and Molly’s last holiday together was in July, where they jetted to Ibiza and stayed at the luxury Amare Hotel.
They filled their socials with loved-up snaps of themselves posing together.
One fan commented: “I love that you guys are still together! My fav love island couple.”
Another said: ” don’t care about what’s happening in Love Island world anymore…all I want is to see this two grow old together [sic].”
And a third added: “My favorite couple from all the Love Island series.”
Callum only recently spoke out about their relationship, insisting: “We are perfect.
“We’ve got two dogs so we’ve got a proper little family going, it’s lovely.
“We’re just enjoying things that we’ve got at the minute and then family and marriage will eventually come into it.”