LOVE Island exes Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk arrived at the TV Baftas at the same time in an awkward red-carpet blunder.
The pair, both 29, placed fifth on this year’s All Stars series but split within weeks of leaving the villa.
And they came face-to-face for the first time at the Bafta TV Awards on Sunday.
The ceremony kicks off at London’s Royal Festival Hall at 7pm, but a stream of stars posed earlier on the red carpet before celebrating another year of British television.
Georgia and Anton – who were once accused of faking their romance for reality TV – posed for photographs within seconds of each other before heading in to watch comedians Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett host the awards.
Essex star Georgia put on a dazzling display in a ball gown encrusted with beads that would have surely caught Anton’s eye.
Their awkward reunion comes hours after Georgia took her latest swipe at Anton following multiple jabs from the Scottish fitness guru.
On Saturday, she shared a video of her boarding a plane, and wrote over the top: “Trust another man or leave the country? Yeah bye!”
She shared the post days after Anton addressed their break up in his podcast alongside his mum Sherrie, after Sherrie told him she never saw them as more than friends.
He revealed why the couple, who went their separate ways in April, really split.
And Anton insisted it was down to the lack of chemistry.
He told his mum on What’s The Crack: “I thought it was be best to talk about it on the podcast so you can hear it from the horse’s mouth.
“In the press, a source said the distance was the issue, now we were in London every other week so I don’t think distance was the issue.
“Obviously that wasn’t the case. I just wanted to clear up the whole break up in general.
“I think it’s we’ve come out of the villa and we tried to give it a fair go but I think it’s fair to say.”
Anton agreed, adding: “I just don’t think there was really that romantic spark there.
“We did both try. At times it was there but just not enough for it to continue as a relationship.”
While his mum said “the fire never really sparked”, Anton continued: “Especially for Georgia, she had so many people on her side wanting it to work for her but it was just never there for her I don’t think.”
