Millie Court has blamed constant attention from fans as one of the reasons why her relationship with Liam Reardon ended.

The influencer, 26, and the Welshman, 23, won the 2021 series of Love Island and announced they had split up a year later.

Millie has now opened up about some of the reasons behind their split, including that fans kept messaging her to tell her they saw Liam speaking to other women. 

The Essex beauty admitted it was difficult having 'all eyes' on her romance and she now feels it ruined the relationship.

Speaking in a YouTube video, Millie said: 'I am going to confirm that I am dating someone. But I'm not ready to tell you guys yet. 

'And I love you guys and I love your support but it's early doors and you all experienced a whole, full blown meeting someone and a relationship on TV.

'You all saw it all unfold and then everything afterwards and as much as that was the best experience of my life, it is a lot when you have all eyes on you and your relationship.

'There's lots of judgements, lots of people sending you messages because they've seen the other person out - and it means absolutely nothing - they could just be talking to another person and people would be like, "they're cheating on you".'

Millie said she plans on keeping her current romance private after the lessons learned from her last relationship.

She said: 'I struggled with that a lot because it just wasn't nice. I don't really want people to be involved in my personal relationship. It ruined things. It was a big part why my last relationship ended.

'It's been a while since then and this next chapter I'm going to be keeping it a secret for a little bit, just to see how it goes.'

It comes after MailOnline exclusively revealed Liam and Millie had reconciled nine months after splitting.  

The couple, who ended their relationship in July after a year together, were spotted enjoying a secret romantic weekend together over the Easter break.

Millie and Liam spent the Bank Holiday in the Lake District, making the most of the countryside and having a cosy takeaway on Saturday evening.

Following the breakdown of their romance a year after they won Love Island in 2021, Liam went on E4 show Celebs Go Dating, while Millie has recently been rumoured to be dating Gogglebox star George Baggs.

However, a source close to the pair has told MailOnline that the couple have been talking again, meeting up in secret and are working through their previous issues.

An insider said: 'Millie and Liam have been talking again, but it's early days for them.

'They weren't expecting to get back together after their breakup was so painful for them both, but months have passed, and they still couldn't stop thinking about each other.

'Coming out of Love Island was a whirlwind and now they're just looking to take things slowly and see if they can rebuild their relationship, which may take some time.'

The couple were seen arriving at a Domino's in Windermere where they collected their takeaway pizza together.

Attempting to go unnoticed, Liam wore his hood up as he exited his Audi while Millie wore jeans and a hoodie with trainers, as well as her designer sunglasses.

Millie posted about her 'wholesome' Easter weekend on Instagram, sharing photos from the couple's reunion, including snaps from romantic countryside walks.

After winning Love Island, Millie and Liam lived together in Essex but went their separate ways after splitting.

Millie now lives with former co-star Chloe Burrows, whose relationship with Toby Aromolaran ended last April.

In July, Millie admitted she was 'gutted' to separate from Liam and explained it had been a 'tough decision' for the couple.

During filming of Celebs Go Dating, Liam discussed his breakup with Millie, saying he had 'instigated' the end of their relationship.

He told the show's experts that he needed to 'love himself' to care for Millie, admitting 'the past few months have been a bit… you know… I need to find myself again.'

Liam hinted the pair could get back together, adding 'never say never, I feel like in the future we could rekindle.'