Helen Flanagan appeared to take a swipe at her ex-fiance Scott Sinclair after posting a cryptic TikTok video about trust.
The former Coronation Street star and the ex-Celtic striker split last year after 13 years together, and they share three children Matilda, 7, Delilah, 4, and Charlie, 1.
Sharing a video of herself mouthing a voiceover, Helen held a glass of wine as she posted: "You guys love each other huh?"
"Yeah.."
"Aw that's sweet... but that will go away, you cannot trust anybody... ever."
And fans flocked to the comments.
One wrote: "Haahahahahhahahaha Helen!!!! You f****** SAVAGE."
Another added: "This is hilarious."
While one said: "He's just not ready to appreciate what he's got."
And one penned: "Helen your too funny."
While one speculated: "Because Scott has a new gf."
Recently Helen opened up about having a boob job to boost her confidence after breastfeeding left her with "saggy boobs".
Helen admitted to Instagram followers that she was "nervous" to talk about her procedure but wanted to be as honest as possible.
The 32-year-old said she had always been busty with a natural E cup, but after breastfeeding her three kids, her breasts went to a B cup and became 'really saggy'.
However, she went on to say that she does not regret breastfeeding at all and would do it all over again.
Speaking to the camera, she said: "I wanted to pop on here. I'm actually really nervous about sharing this actually but I've had a boob job. I had it done on Thursday. Yeah, so I'm in recovery at the moment.
"I have been really nervous about sharing this, because you always get some, like, not very nice comments or what have you.
"It's just something that I did for myself, I really wanted to do it for my confidence.
"I have been really nervous about sharing this. Obviously I very much am for body confidence, and very much for supporting other women, but supporting women in all choices that they decided to do."
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