Jess Glynne looks incredible in a tiny crochet bikini as she cosies up to girlfriend Alex Scott during a romantic holiday in Ibiza
Jess Glynne looked more loved-up than ever with girlfriend Alex Scott as she shared Instagram snaps during their romantic holiday in Ibiza on Wednesday.
The singer, 34, looked incredible in a tiny yellow and green crochet bikini as she soaked up the sun on a luxury yacht.
The couple seemed happier than ever as they cosied up while watching the sunset out at sea.
Former Lioness Alex, 39, showcased her toned figure in a black and white patterned bikini as she sat with a towel wrapped around her waist while hugging Jess.
In another snap, Alex was seen lying on the Hold My Hand songstress who had slipped into a black two-piece and matching bucket hat.
Jess Glynne looked more loved-up than ever with girlfriend Alex Scott as she shared Instagram snaps during their romantic holiday in Ibiza on Wednesday
The singer, 34, looked incredible in a tiny yellow and green crochet bikini as she soaked up the sun on a luxury yacht
Jess wrote in the caption: ‘I made a choice and that choice was to be happy’.
The couple have been keeping fans up-to-date during their holiday as they have previously shared a number of bikini snaps.
The pair have been romantically linked since October 2023, after reports emerged they had been dating for months prior.
A source at the time said: ‘Alex and Jess have been a slow burn and they didn’t want to rush things or go public too soon.’
Alex recently revealed she kept her relationship with Jess a secret for more than a year because they both ‘knew their love was special’.
The former footballer and her singer girlfriend made their public debut as a couple in March at the BRIT Awards by posing on the carpet together.
Alex explained how they wanted to protect themselves for as long as possible, she said: ‘It took us a while because we knew what we have is so special, so it has been about trying to protect that and keep that for us in such a way that it continues to be beautiful.’
She recalled a sweet early memory when they met for the first time and Alex admitted she didn’t know how to act which caused Jess to jokily say ‘Are you not going to put your arms around me?’.
The couple seemed happier than ever as they cosied up while watching the sunset out at sea
In another snap, the Hold My Hand songstress slipped into a black two-piece and matching bucket hat and sunglasses
Alex shared the awkward encounter is still something they laugh about now.
The getaway comes after Alex has been absent from presenting the Olympic games.
Instead, the likes of Gabby Logan and Clare Balding have been fronting the coverage for the BBC.
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‘I’m from a working class family…and proud’: BBC’s Alex Scott hits back in Olympics accent row after she was criticised for not pronouncing her gs
Just three years ago, Alex faced criticism on social media for her accent during her appearance on the BBC‘s Olympics coverage.
The ex-England star came under fire from Lord Digby Jones, a former Government minister, who suggested she needed ‘elocution lessons’ because she speaks with a London accent.
In a series of tweets, the crossbench peer in the House of Lords, said: ‘Enough! I can’t stand it anymore!
‘Alex Scott spoils a good presentational job on the BBC Olympics Team with her very noticeable inability to pronounce her ‘g’s at the end of a word.
‘Competitors are NOT taking part, Alex, in the fencin, rowin, boxin, kayakin, weightliftin & swimmin’ (sic).
The getaway comes after Alex has been absent from presenting the Olympic games
Just three years ago, Alex faced criticism on social media for her accent during her appearance on the BBC ‘s Olympics coverage but defiantly hit back
But Alex, who was awarded an MBE in 2017 and accrued 140 caps for England, shrugged off the attack and said negative tweets only spur her on.
She said: ‘I’m from a working class family in East London, Poplar, Tower Hamlets & I am PROUD.
‘Proud of the young girl who overcame obstacles, and proud of my accent! It’s me, it’s my journey, my grit.’
She went on to urge young children ‘who may not have a certain kind of privilege in life’ to never allow judgements on class, accent or appearance to hold them back and added: ‘Use your history to write your story. Keep striving, keep shining & don’t change for anyone.’
The TV presenter concluded: ‘Tweets like this just give me the energy to keep going. See you tomorrow.. live on BBC baby.’
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