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Stephanie Davis and Jeremy McConnell are dating again.
The 22-year-old actress has confirmed she's rekindled her romance with the Irish hunk, who broke her heart after he confessed to cheating on her, after she posted an intimate selfie of them in bed together online last night (10.03.16).
Taking to her Instagram account, the brunette beauty shared the shot - which was originally taken on Snapchat - of them cuddling up to one another in Majorca, Spain.
She accompanied it with the heartfelt caption: "Sometimes in life people take chances, people interfere but some of us really love someone that we try to forgive but never forget. Jeremy proved that it's me he wants to be with.
"I've decided to remain with him. I know our relationship is all over media and it takes one horrible person go blow it out of proportion. I hope you guys can see how happy he makes me, I learned a lot though the break.
"I don't need a man to be happy. But the last few days he has proved his love. I will try to keep issues out of media but all these £10 stories people are selling are a total joke. Just be happy for me (sic)."
Stephanie fled to Majorca last week after she learnt the 26-year-old model had romped with Caroline Pope, 19, behind her back in Newcastle, while she was pining over him in the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house in February.
The 26-year-old hunk rushed out to join the blonde beauty on the Balearic Island a day after his shock confession on national television to mend her broken heart.
A source said previously: "He flew out for their crisis talks because he can't live without her."

'Happy Valley' is set to return for a third series.
The popular BBC One police drama is set for an exciting sequel, packed with an unexpected plot twist, next year following the huge success of the first two installments, which pulled in a staggering seven million viewers.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, the source explained: "There are lots of exciting plans."
The forthcoming series will see Sergeant Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) - who is still grieving over her dead daughter - contemplate leaving the corrupt police force as she continues to protect her fragile grandson Ryan (Rhys Conna) from his rapist father Tommy Lee Royce (James Norton) - who is serving time in prison for allegedly raping the officer's daughter - and his conniving girlfriend.
Meanwhile, the current gripping series, which has seen the matriarch investigate numerous killings of prostitutes in West Yorkshire, will come to an explosive end next week as disgraced policeman John Wadsworth (played Kevin Doyle) seemingly plummets to his death as he threatens to throw himself off a wall and onto the train tracks below after the guilt of murdering his mistress Vicky Fleming (Amelia Bullmore) becomes far too much for him to handle any more.

Gillian Anderson doesn't think they'll make another 'X-Files'.
The 47-year-old actress has just reprised her role as FBI special agent Dana Scully for the six-part run of the revived popular 90s series but she has admitted she's yet to be approached by bosses about the potential of another series.
She explained: "They have not come to us to ask about doing more. It's all about schedules."
And it's not just her work load that will need to match up with shooting the next installment as her co-star David Duchovny - who portrays Fox Mulder - will also need to take time out of his show 'Aquarius' in order to pour his time into 'The X-Files'.
Speaking on 'The Jonathan Ross Show', which hits screens tomorrow night (12.03.16), she said: "David does a show called 'Aquarius' and I do 'The Fall' so it is all about whether it matches up. If it matched up and a few other things were in place we may do another. We are not getting any younger."
The popular sci-fi TV series originally ran from 1993 until 2002 but fans were sent into a frenzy earlier this year when it was announced FBI agents Fox and Dana would be reuniting 14 years after they were last seen on British soil.

Georgia May Foote has praised Giovanni Pernice for helping her through some tough times.
The former 'Coronation Street' actress started dating her 'Strictly Come Dancing' partner after the show ended and says she has never been happier.
She told the Daily Mirror: "Gio is my best friend and he helped me through a lot.
"He's the best thing that has ever happened to me. I'm in a very good place now. I've got good people around me.
"It's something that just happened, I didn't get a chance to look at him that way while I was on the show. It was a friendship that blossomed."
Although Georgia did not go into detail about what exactly Giovanni helped her through, she could be referring to drama with her ex-boyfriend Sean Ward.
It has been claimed that her relationship with Sean ended in dramatic fashion when he allegedly smashed a wine bottle over his head and hurled her iPhone so hard that it punctured a hole in a wall on the night of the 'Strictly Come Dancing' final.
The former 'Corrie' co-stars are said to have become embroiled in the heated row over her relationship with Giovanni, who she subsequently started dating.
A source told the Sun on Sunday: "Sean went absolutely mental and Georgia was left terrified and covered in bruises. She was black and blue.
"It was a horrible end to what should have been her biggest triumph."
The dramatic incident only came to an end thanks to the intervention of fellow 'Strictly' contestant Katie Derham - who was also staying at the Village Hotel in Elstree, north London - and her husband John Vincent.

Julian Ovenden's children put their fingers in their ears when he sings.
The 'Downton Abbey' star is gearing up to release his new album 'Be My Love' next month but he has admitted his kids Johnny, six, and Audrey, two, aren't his biggest fans and try to block out the sound when he belst out lyrics.
Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz, he said: "My children put their fingers in their ears when we start to sing. They watched 'School of Rock' the other day and they were very smitten with that. They made a whole drum kit out of the recycling. I thought it was quite inventive. They can't bear it when I sing to them, they're deeply unimpressed."
Despite his little ones' lack of encouragement, Julian is really proud of his new album and believes the process was "really easy."
He explained: "I pitched the idea to the record label and they were very receptive to it. I wanted to make it pretty quickly and so the process has been really quite easy and I worked with my American pianist and we drew up a list pretty swiftly and we recorded it Los Angeles in January. So it's been very quick."
However, although he has a remarkable acting ability and a beautiful voice, Julian has no plans to expand into song writing.
He said: "I don't have that skill. That's passed me by. I wish I could but I don't have that. But the second best thing is singing the amazing songs that are fantastic. I would love to tour. It's definitely a plan later this year. I think it would work well in America."
'Be My Love' is set for release on April 22 on East West.

Billie Faiers is "so ready" for a second child.
The 'Only Way is Essex' star has previously said she and Greg Shepherd - with whom she has 20-month-old daughter Nelly - want to marry before having more kids, but following the arrival of her nephew Paul three months ago, the blonde beauty is feeling broody.
She said: "I'm so ready for a second now and I don't want too big a gap between Nelly and our next baby so I need to get going now. Greg and I have decided we'll get married after we have another baby, we think it'll be nice to have both children at our wedding. Then, in a few years, we might think about having a third - three is a nice number."
And Billie's sister Sam - who has Paul with partner Paul Knightley - is keen for her sibling to have another baby and expects it to set a pattern.
She told Closer magazine: "It would be amazing, I would love it. But the time Billie has had her baby, I'll be like, 'Right I'm having another one.' It's going to keep going in a pattern like that. We've always said we wanted our kids to all grow up together and be roughly the same ages."

James 'Arg ' Argent is planning a private proposal to Lydia Bright.
'The Only Way is Essex' co-stars are "very much" on as a couple after dating on and off on since the ITV's show debut in 2010.
The couple have openly talked about marriage, and although Arg isn't quite ready to pop the question, when he does it will be a private moment between just him and Lydia.
Discussing a possible proposal on 'Loose Women', the 28-year-old part-time singer said: "No, (it's not happened) as of yet. I need the right time and place. I promised Lydia if I were to ever do it, it would be nice and private, no cameras around, a nice little intimate moment."
The 'Bella Sorella' founder - who called off her engagement to former co-star Tom Kilbey in 2013 - voiced her disappointment at not being asked to be 'Mrs Argent' yet.
She said: "I have been waiting for so long for this day to happen and it's not coming."
However, plans for a future together are indefinitely on the pair's mind, as they have already discussed potential family plans and are contemplating fostering children - just like Lydia's mother.
Debbie Bright has fostered over 240 children in the last three decades and Arg and Lydia are both keen to help disadvantaged youngsters.
Arg said: "We had a conversation recently and we said potentially in the future, when we are a bit older and have a family home and stuff, fostering is definitely something we would consider."

'EastEnders' star Richard Blackwood thinks it's a possibility Phil Mitchell could be his character Vincent Hubbard's half-brother.
The 43-year-old actor says the developments in Albert Square for his alter ego and his family have left the door open for Vincent and the Walford hardman (Steve McFadden) to be siblings but he "doesn't know" what the writers have planned for him.
Addressing the possible storyline on 'This Morning, he said: "(Well) I need to be mixed race for that. Now granted my hair is soft, it has curls in it, but it is not mixed race curls it's black curls. The thing is even though I am saying this there is a writer right now going, 'But guess what I've got an idea...'
"It could work. I don't know. I think he's better looking than me. I haven't been called for that yet."
Quizzed on whether Vincent's mother Claudette may have had a fling with Phil's dad Eric Mitchell back in the day, Richard quipped: "It seems like everyone had a bit of a thing with her!"
The brotherly rumours come as the Hubbard family secrets have been exposed left-right-and-centre in this week's dramatic scenes involving Vincent and his mother Claudette (Ellen Thomas), who he attempted to strangle upon learning she killed his father.
Richard has a lot of praise for his co-star Ellen admits he was "following her lead" during shooting for the dramatic scenes.
He said: "Ellen is a superior actress and I always say I am still learning. 'EastEnders' has got such great actors and I've come in and I sponge, I watch everybody. I was following her lead and it was easy because in a sense she was the person I was trying to get information out of."

Peter Capaldi thinks Doctor Who' could be played by a woman.
The 57-year-old star is the Twelfth Doctor, and he and all the previous incumbents of the TARDIS have been white men.
Capaldi believes the family show has a responsibility to reflect modern society and he sees no reason why the character cannot be played by an actress or a non-white actor.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Newsweek, he mused: "I think it's important the show reflects the times. The world's in a tough place at the moment and the Doctor is a hero for all times. So I think he, or she, or it - because he's not a human being - should reflect the times."
What's more, when asked whether castings had taken place with minority or ethnic actors to fill the void left at the end of Series Nine by the departure of the Doctor's much loved companion, Clara Oswald - played by Jenna Coleman - Capaldi revealed "Yes. Definitely".
Despite his comments, Capaldi isn't ready to say goodbye to the role he loves so much just yet.
Asked whether he will stay on after current showrunner Steven Moffat is replaced by 'Broadchurch' creator Chris Chibnall in 2018, he said: "I don't know yet. It's such a long time until we get to that point. I love doing 'Doctor Who'. Obviously things are going to change with it and I might want to carry on and see what that's like - or I might not. It's a very difficult decision to make, as Steven says, when it's time to say goodbye. I've not made that decision yet."