“Sometimes u have to be cruel to be kind” – Stephanie Davis breaks her silence
Sometimes it feels like Twitter was purpose built to capture Celeb meltdowns. From Kanye West to Donald Trump, we’ve all seen more than our fair share of the rich and famous getting it all out in the open in under 140 characters. Stephanie Davis, former Hollyoaks and reality TV star, is the latest culprit, sensationally breaking her silence in a Twitter outburst against celeb ex-lover, Jeremy McConnell.
Stephanie, 24, claims to be drained by her much-publicised relationship troubles and finally broke her vow of silence with an impassioned rant, highlighting “Jeremy knows he’s done wrong”.
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The pair met on Celebrity Big Brother at the start of 2016 and their relationship has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ever since, with more ups and downs than Stephen Bear’s trouser zip.
The pair recently had their first child together, Caben Albi, and Stephanie is currently caring for the tot alone while Jeremy returns to Ireland. It all seemed to be going well with the beautiful baby boy in their life as the couple shared snaps of the highs and lows of new parent life.
The most recent headline-grabbing chapter came earlier this month when Mr. McConnell, 27, was arrested for assault at the pair’s home in Liverpool. Jeremy has denied the allegations and it appeared that everything was back to normal when Stephanie picked up her smartphone and opened up Twitter…
Thanks for all the support.
— (@Stephdavis77) March 28, 2017
Of course, this was just the calm before the Twitter storm. Stephanie later thanked her 436,000 followers for their support and seems to have massively cheered up in the meantime. Good on ya Steph.
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