Love Island’s Toby takes a swipe at Georgia S with cryptic post after dumping her
LOVE Island star Toby Armolaran appeared to take a swipe at his ex Georgia Steel today following their shock split.
The 25-year-old footballer got fans talking as he used a phrase – that almost directly referenced Georgia.
As he returned to the pitch and shared a series of snaps, he wrote: “Don’t let anything steal your joy.”
A number of followers questioned if he had in fact meant Steel – but he hit back telling them “no, I didn’t”.
Others expressed their concern about Toby, with one person commenting: “So sad seeing the sadness in ur face and eyes. Take time for u.”
Earlier this week Toby defended himself again after fans insisted he ‘hates’ Georgia following his break up.
The Sun first told how the couple had called it quits just one month after the All Stars series came to an end – as devastated Georgia revealed how she was blindsided by the decision.
Toby’s fans were quick to quiz him about the situation, with one person asking: “Anything you want to comment on the Georgia post?”
He replied using an image of himself rolling his eyes, writing: “Na, I’m cool.”
Some fans were shocked by his casual response and were quick to speculate that there was bad blood between the pair.
He hit back saying: “I feel like some people are taking the ‘na I’m cool’ comment in a different way.
“Ofc I’m bothered, but I just think if I start talking about it, people start taking sides and that’s where the trolls come from so…
“And also although it’s very much in the public eye, I think it’s still a private thing to me.
“Anyway love you guys, thanks for the messages. I see them all.”
Georgia addressed the break up shortly after news broke, and suggested she had been blindsided by it.
She said: “It is true Toby has called things off.
“It has taken me by complete surprise and I’m still trying to process it and come to terms with it all.
“They say some people are in your life for a lifetime and some just for a chapter.”
Love Island All Stars final places
WINNERS – Tom Clare and Molly Smith
2nd place – Callum Jones and Jess Gale
3rd place – Sophie Piper and Joshua Ritchie
4th place – Georgia Steel and Toby Aromolaran
5th place – Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk