Jesy Nelson heartbroken as she splits with boyfriend Zion Foster after whirlwind nine month romance
JESY Nelson is single again after splitting from her boyfriend Zion Foster.
The Little Mix singer started dating the wannabe musician late last year.
Those close to Zion claimed he had ended their nine-month romance after a loved-up trip to the USA.
Insiders told me the former Little Mix singer is now single after Zion ended their relationship.
“It’s hard to make sense of it right now because they appeared to be so loved up.”
Zion has now unfollowed Jesy on social media and deleted all the pictures of the two of them from his Instagram profile.
The Sun has contacted Jesy’s representatives for comment.
Jesy, 32, last posted a snap online with Zion on June 16, with the caption: “Down to ride to the very end.”
The pair had spent the weeks prior to the loved-up picture living it up in the Hamptons.
Jesy, who had been working on her debut solo album, revealed five days later she was taking a break to see the world.
She told her fans: “For a long time I’ve really wanted to go travelling but never had the time to do it.
“I’ve got some really exciting things coming up with work and my music – but until then I’m gonna take the summer off to travel the world.
“I’m going to be off my social media for a while.”
Jesy added: “I love you all so much and I’ll see you when I’m back.”
Speaking to The Sun earlier this year, Jesy revealed she was excited to continue work on her solo music.
Jesy explained: “I feel like this has always been a side of me, but no one has heard it. It’s just the beginning of my solo journey.
“I honestly just wanted people to really hear me sing. I think it’s a softer, more vulnerable side of me. I wanted my music to really connect – and I wasn’t daunted by opening up.
“I think I’m a very open, honest person. I wear my heart on my sleeve. I think a lot of people know that about me.
“When I go into studio sessions, I actually love it because it is like a free therapy session.
“You literally just have to lay bare to whoever you’re writing with in the room because they have to understand and be able to know who you are and what you’ve gone through to be able to write these songs.
“And the styling in the video has been great fun as it was set in the late 60’s, early 70’s – it isn’t really my ‘style’ but I wanted the video to be timeless and to reflect the fact that this is an issue which has spanned many generations and is a tale as old as time.”