Love Island winner Amber Rose Gill has confirmed her relationship with Scots footballer Jen Beattie, following months of speculation that the pair were dating.
Since yesterday was Valentine's Day, the pair enjoyed a relaxing day at the spa and then to Nobu in London for dinner and shared parts of their romantic time on social media.
Jen posted a picture of Amber on her Instagram story as they sat down for a romantic Valentine's Day meal and tagged her with a heart emoji.
Amber then shared the post, writing: "Bro who got you smiling like that".
The pair also both shared snaps of red roses on their stories alongside more smitten emojis.
The Love Island star then posted a series of snaps of herself in the jacuzzi in the spa and wrote: "Happy National take ur girlfriend to the spa day."
And many flocked to the comments to say how happy she looked.
One wrote: "The smile."
Another added: "Your photographer making u smile like this."
While one penned: "am I still waiting for a picture of you w the person taking that picture OH HELL YEAH I AM."
And another wrote: "Your girlfriends so lucky man."
At the end of last year, the two sparked dating rumours after dropping hints that they are more than just good pals by jointly sharing a sweet snap of them enjoying a hot drink together.
Fans were beside themselves with excitement as the Arsenal player and reality star appeared to be spending more time together, and failed to deny rumours they're in a romantic relationship.
They also both posted the same image from London's Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park on Instagram.
Last year, Jen, who plays for Arsenal as well as her home country, was awarded an MBE on the New Year Honours list and said being named on the list is her 'biggest achievement yet'.
Speaking to Glasgow Live at the time about her award, Jen said: "It probably is number one.
"I think what's special about an MBE is it literally is across everything. It recognises the football and the charity work I've done. For it to be about everything, not just what I do on the pitch but what I do off it is special.
"I believe as footballers we all have a voice and we're all role models, so it's just a really proud moment that it has all been recognised at the same time."
In 2020, the 31-year-old was diagnosed with breast cancer, she had surgery to remove the lump and began radiotherapy. During the treatment she continued to turn out for club and country.
The defender has continued to share her story with the hope that it can help someone who is fighting their own battle with the disease. Her inspiring work was recognised in 2021 with the Helen Rollason Award.
The Scotland star said: "I think I was always driven, especially after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, it was a no brainer that I wanted to speak out about it and share my experience in order to help others, that was always the ultimate goal.
"I think as a footballer you have a platform and it's your responsibility to speak about it.
"Others don't feel comfortable and that's totally fine, but I think in that moment it showed massively how much the football community can come together and work towards greater things outside of the sport."
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