All the clues Laura Anderson and Gary Lucy have rekindled their romance after icy feud that lasted for months
LAURA Anderson and Gary Lucy are spending time together again following a bitter split earlier this year.
Former Love Island star Laura, 34, and actor Gary, 41, are expecting their first child together but confirmed their break-up shortly after announcing the happy news in February.
Now it seems the pair could be rekindling their romance after being spotted together at a luxury hotel in Laura’s native Scotland as she prepares to give birth.
Despite their bitter break up – with Laura accused of taking several social media shots at the former Hollyoaks star – the former couple have also refollowed each other on Instagram.
Laura this week posted a snap of her during her hotel break but a fan was quick to comment: “I saw Gary there, are you guys back together?”
After they were seen together at the £800-a-night Gleneagles hotel, a source told The Sun: “He flew up to Scotland to see Laura and they were spotted together at Glasgow airport.
“Then the next week, they went to Gleneagles, the luxury hotel, together.”
They were both seen there by fans, with Laura posting a picture of herself in a fluffy dressing gown at the country estate.”
The reunion is a remarkable turnaround for the pair, who Laura said earlier this year were “definitely not” on good terms.
When asked by a fan if there was any chance of reconciliation between them, she replied firmly: “No.”
Gary later revealed their baby was a girl, apparently without Laura’s consent, which a source explained left her “really upset”.
Laura and Gary met while filming Celebs Go Dating last year.
The pair got together in the wake of the E4 series and she was pregnant within a few months.
However Gary, who has two sons and two daughters with ex-wife Natasha, says he wasn’t prepared to move from Essex to Laura’s native Scotland.
He told The Sun in February that was one of the sticking points in their relationship.
The actor explained: “I have four kids and all the things that go along with that so it’s very difficult, if not impossible, to uproot at this time.”