Shona McGarty and former EastEnders co-star Tony Discipline couldn't keep their hands off each other as they enjoyed a boozy day out at Studio 228 in London.

The pair continued to spark romance rumours as Tony wrapped his arms around Shona from behind before planting a kiss on her head in Instagram photos. 

Shona and Tony played couple Whitney Dean and Tyler Moon on EastEnders, with Tony leaving the soap in 2013 after two years, while Shona bowed out in 2023. 

During the boozy day out, the I'm A Celebrity star looked happier than ever as she beamed for photos with Tony. 

She showed off her incredible figure in a red and black bikini top which she flashed under a cut out matching bodysuit. 

Shona put on a leggy display in a pair of denim shorts and opted for a pair of black knee high boots. 

Styling her red tresses loose, the soap star donned a black baseball cap and sunglasses while Tony opted for a black shirt and shorts. 

The pair first sparked romance rumours after they cosied up for photos on the red carpet at the Women's Football Awards.

Taking to social media to share the photo, Shona wrote: 'What a great evening at the @womensfootballawards last week!

'Such an incredible opportunity to celebrate the heroes driving women's football forward on and off the pitch!'

The post sparked a sea of comments speculating whether Shona and Tony were 'soft-launching' their romance.

Fans commented: 'Looking pretty good together; Is this a soft launch???; PLEASE TELL ME YOU'RE A COUPLE OH MY GOD; New man?'

Shona split from her fiancé David Bracken, in November, just months after they had got engaged.

She and Tony had previously enjoyed a mini-reunion in March when they shared a snap together while partying for St Patrick's Day.

In December, Shona placed third in the latest series of I'm A Celebrity, behind winner AngryGinge and runner-up Tom Read Wilson respectively.

During her time in the jungle, romance rumours surrounded Shona and her co-star, rapper Aitch (real name Harrison Armstrong).

Shona addressed the rumours after joining Fleur East, Will Best and James Barr on the Hits Radio Breakfast Show on Tuesday, where she reflected on her time in the jungle and set the record straight on any blossoming romance.

She shared: 'I came out, and apparently me and Aitch were in a relationship...

'He's great, still my little brother! He's so fun to be around, he's just hyper, and he matched my level of hyper.

'He hasn't been round for karaoke yet, but it's on the cards.'

Elsewhere, Shona recently opened up about what her mental health had been like prior to entering the jungle.

She told the Daily Mail: 'Before I came in here, I couldn't even sit on the toilet without scrolling on TikTok. You know?

'I don't remember the last time I had a real deep conversation with my mom and dad. Because you're just constantly replying to emails or scrolling or WhatsApp.'

Before entering the jungle, Shona said that poor mental health had been having a significant impact on her life, but she had reached a place where she no longer wanted 'to let the anxiety win.'

Shona, who was open about her struggles with anxiety on the show, is now encouraging others to put their phones away after being helped by her experience in the jungle.

The actress-turned-reality-star advised: 'For anyone struggling with anxiety, I would honestly recommend putting your phone away.

'Go somewhere with someone that you love dearly, whether it be a family member or partner [and have] no distractions.

'Eat food that makes you happy, don't drink alcohol, no stimulus, no caffeine, nothing like that. Cut the sugar out, and I promise you, in a couple of weeks' time you'll feel completely present.

'For me, [this] was a real part of the therapy in [the jungle] and I really recommend it for anyone. Maybe not the jungle [though].'

Opening up further about how the experience changed her for the better, she said being 'completely present' with her campmates helped her make 'friends for life'.

She said: 'I had a few bad days in there. But it was very easily sorted because I spoke to my campmates who, you know, who were very open with me.

'They wanted to understand about anxiety and they just just got me through it.'