Helen Flanagan has left fans confused after she posted a wedding dress picture, months after her split from her ex-fiancé Scott Sinclair.
The star took to her social media where she shared a photo of herself wearing a wedding dress.
The picture was created using the FacePlay app, which is an internet trend where users can envision how they might look in different scenarios.
She joked to her 1 million followers: "At this rate this is the closest I'm going to get. Yes I'm a grown woman with 3 kids and I paid for this app and waited for it to download."
Helen split from her fiancé Scott Sinclair last year and they share children Matilda, seven, Delilah, four, and Charlie, two.
She and the millionaire footballer were in a relationship for 13 years after the couple met in 2009 and got engaged nine years later in 2018.
Helen has previously opened up about her split, saying they had broken up before she went to South Africa to film I'm A Celebrity in September, but decided to keep her ring on in camp to keep it under wraps.
The actress told OK! magazine: "I did wear my engagement ring when I was in the jungle.
"We’d only just broken up, and I didn’t want everyone to be asking, 'Where’s your ring?' I wanted to keep it private for the kids."
She added: "I just hope we can be good friends and co-parent. A lot of people say: 'Oh, stay, make things work for the children.'
"But children need happy parents and they need a happy environment, so it's not always so straightforward."
The pair went on to reunite in Dubai and spent time together with their children when he was on a break from training back in April.
However, they weren't pictured together and Helen later insisted they had not rekindled their romance.
Helen, who played Rosie Webster on Coronation Street on and off until 2018, has been winning over I’m A Celeb viewers during her appearance, after throwing herself into the challenges and tasks.
When she was on the show 10 years ago, Helen was known for backing out of trials but she seems to be a changed person since then.
