Jess Glynne has responded after her girlfriend Alex Scott opened up about their relationship – and the actual fact she’s preserving her fingers crossed for a proposal.
Last week, Alex spoke about her relationship with the Hold My Hand singer throughout an episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, telling fellow campmate Ruby Wax that she hopes to marry the singer.
“I’ll get married to her, I’m simply ready for her to ask!” the previous Lioness mentioned, prompting Jess to reply on the time with an Instagram story declaring she’d “higher go get a hoop”.
Jess has since been pressed on Alex’s proposal plans, with Hits Radio asking the chart-topping star if she’d been true to her phrase about rings.
“The strain’s on!” she responded, earlier than joking: “I’ve simply gone to the store straight after…”
Jess and Alex made their first public look collectively at final yr’s Brit Awards, with the Football Focus host explaining within the jungle that the pair met at favorite celeb spot Chiltern Firehouse in London.
“I used to be in there with my buddies and he or she simply walked as much as me… [it was] actually ballsy,” she defined. “I used to be like, ‘I like your ballsiness’, after which the spark was simply on the spot after which yeah…we fell head over heels in love.”
Jess has beforehand spoken about her relationship with Alex on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, explaining: “I feel love is a extremely scary topic and it’s usually one thing I preserve fairly distant.
“But it’s a pleasant factor to have the ability to embrace somebody and a relationship that feels actually genuinely good.”
Alex is at the moment within the Australian jungle for the newest sequence of the longstanding ITV actuality present with fellow celebrities together with Ruby in addition to Kelly Brook, Aitch, Martin Kemp and Jack Osbourne.
She beforehand admitted it will be tough for her and Jess to be aside, claiming: “I already miss her, this would be the longest we’ve been aside since we’ve been collectively. We are definitely not used to it, it’s going to be onerous.”
