GEORGIA Steel dropped a clue about her secret romance days before The Sun revealed she had scored herself a footballer.
The Love Island All Star, 26, was spotted getting steamy with Ipswich footballer Harry Clarke, 23, last week in London.
Onlookers claimed Georgia and Harry were getting “seriously flirty” inside the mixed sauna at a David Lloyd gym on Tuesday evening.
But eagle-eyed fans of Georgia may have noticed that she had hinted at new romance days earlier.
Posting a collection of pics on Instagram, Georgia wrote she “Liked this little life” with snippets of her latest adventures, including photoshoots, selfies and photos from a sauna.
Among the pics was a massive bouquet of white roses, with the card envelope simply labelled to “G x” but certainly hint at someone trying to sweep the star off her feet.
The pair’s reported sizzling sauna session comes a month after the duo were seen at a trendy coffee shop in Suffolk city.
Staff at Deluxe Coffee bar in Ipswich later said: “Georgia was really lovely as well and just seemed like a really easy-going person.
“They both seemed to really enjoy their drinks and we had a lovely little chat.”
This is Georgia’s first major romance since splitting from Toby Aromolaran earlier this year after their stint on Love Island All Stars.
The pair came in third place but split just weeks after returning from the villa.
Georgia has a chequered history with dating footballers – falling victim to a catfisher who posed as a Premier League footballer in 2019.
Medi Abalimba, 34, posed as former Chelsea star Gael Kakuta and swindled huge amounts of money from several women – including Georgia and Thierry Henry’s model ex-wife.
He was jailed after racking up around £32,000 on her credit cards during their six-week relationship.
The story became central to true crime documentary, The Football Fraudster, which is now on Netflix and ITVX.
A LABOUR MP quit the party tonight blasting Sir Keir Starmer over the freebie scandal engulfing his Cabinet.
Rosie Duffield tore into the new Prime Minister for accepting gifts worth more than £100,000 from Labour peer Lord Waaheed Alli.
In a blistering letter to Sir Keir she also blamed his “cruel and unnecessary” policies.
“The sleaze, nepotism and apparent avarice are off the scale,” she wrote.
“I am so ashamed of what you and your inner circle have done to tarnish and humiliate our once proud party.”
She also attacked his decision to scrap winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.
Adding: “Forcing a vote [on the winter fuel payment] to make many older people iller and colder while you and your favourite colleagues enjoy free family trips to events most people would have to save hard for — why are you not showing even the slightest bit of embarrassment?”
Ms Duffield said the revelations of “hypocrisy” were increasingly “outrageous”.
She said: “I cannot put into words how angry I and my colleagues are at your total lack of understanding about how you have made us all appear.”
Sir Keir is facing calls to come to Parliament and “explain himself” over the freebies scandal.
The PM is facing fresh pressure after his team admitted he received an additional £16,000 in clothes from Lord Alli.
It had originally been registered as money for his private office.
It means in total Sir Keir received £32,000 in clothes and glasses from the Labour peer and donor.
In total, he has accepted over £100,000 in free tickets to football matches, pop concerts and designer gear since 2019.
Tory shadow Cabinet minister Victoria Atkins said: “The secrecy and hypocrisy is galling – having promised a government of transparency and integrity, the Prime Minister’s freebie-grabbing of clothes, concerts, football boxes and a prime London apartment, all smells bad.
“He must explain himself to Parliament upon our return.
“As his government slashes winter fuel payments for pensioners with incomes of just £13,000, his over £100,000 of freebies looks awful.”
It comes as this newspaper reveals the sheer scale of freebies accepted by the Labour Cabinet over the past 18 months.
They accepted over £150,000 in tickets to football, Glastonbury, hospitality at major sports events and other swanky award-dos since April 2023, according to the Register of Members Financial Interests.
ARSENAL fans moaned on social media after a Leicester star escaped a yellow card for kicking the ball away.
The Gunners have twice had players shown second yellow cards for the same offence this season.
Declan Rice was sent off against Brighton, before Leandro Trossard was handed his marching orders for time-wasting vs Manchester City last weekend.
During the first-half of today’s clash with the Foxes, several Gooners online felt that Wilfred Ndidi should have been red carded.
In the 31st minute, the Nigerian was shown a yellow for an alleged foul on Riccardo Calafiori, despite seeming to get the ball.
Just a few minutes later, Ndidi was in the thick of the action again.
His team-mate Stephy Mavididi was penalised for fouling Bukayo Saka by the touchline.
With the ball lying stationary and Saka down in a heap, Ndidi prodded it a few yards over the touchline.
Arsenal fans in the stadium appeared to notice, with boos ringing down from the stands.
Plenty of others also took to social media to whinge over their supposed unfair treatment.
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One cried: “Consistency please.”
While a second moaned: “How dare we ask for consistency.”
A third claimed: “Double standard.”
Although another countered: “That’s not delaying the play as the lad is down injured. Why does this need explaining again.”
The Gunners led 1-0 at the time, courtesy of Gabriel Martinelli‘s 20th minute opener.
Trossard, having served his one-match ban in mid-week, then doubled his side’s advantage on the stroke of half-time.
Leicester came roaring back in the second-half, with James Justin‘s brilliant double restoring parity.
But having been on the end of a stoppage-time heartbreaker last weekend, Arsenal produced one of their own this time around.
Ndidi unfortunately deflected Trossard’s effort into his own net in the 94th minute, with Kai Havertz then adding a fourth to seal a 4-2 win.
Their victory saw Mikel Arteta‘s side take advantage of Manchester City’s slip up earlier in the day, after the reigning champions drew 1-1 at Newcastle.
