Love Island stars Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble have shared glimpses of their reunion on Instagram following their breakup in March.
Molly and Zach met on the 2023 season of Love Island, finishing in fourth place overall and continuing dating after the show ended. They announced their amicable split earlier this year, but in early May, rumours suggested the pair were giving their romance another shot.
Now Molly has taken to her Instagram Stories to post memories from her trip to Sydney with Zach, including a clip of the two of them posing in front of the Opera House.
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Earlier this month, a spokesperson responded to speculations the two had rekindled their love story, explaining Molly and Zach weren't labelling their relationship but planned on going to Australia together.
"Molly and Zachariah have always remained friends, even when they both decided to break from their relationship almost two months ago," they said.
"The couple have always supported each other and had similar interests, including seeing parts of the world and travelling.
"They are not putting pressure on their relationship at present, or labelling it, but are very excited to go travelling around Australia together for the next few weeks. They're both really happy and enjoying each other's company."
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When the pair announced going their separate ways in March, they parted on good terms and seemed determined to remain in each other's lives.
"The relationship has ended on good terms for both of them, and they wish nothing but the best for one another," a representative told Digital Spy at the time.
"They have both said, 'Relationships don't need to always end sour, and sometimes parting as friends with the best memories is the best thing for everybody'."
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