Millie Court posts bikini snaps from Mykonos after split from Liam Reardon

Millie Court shared a string of holiday photographs from Mykonos on Instagram this week, posting bikini snaps days after announcing a split from fellow Love Island alumnus Liam Reardon.

The 28-year-old influencer and reality star, who met Reardon on the 2021 series of Love Island and co-hosts a podcast with him, posted images from a trip celebrating her mother’s 60th birthday. "Celebrating mummas 60th," she wrote alongside the photos, which included a zebra-print two-piece with red stitching and mirrored selfies taken before a girls' day.

Court and Reardon announced their split earlier this week, marking the second time the pair have parted ways; they briefly ended their relationship in 2022 before reconciling. The split was confirmed on social media and has since been followed by separate posts from both parties.

Reardon, 26, posted a selfie while exercising, appearing in good spirits as he returned to social media and focused on fitness in the immediate aftermath of the announcement. Both Court and Reardon have maintained public profiles since their time on reality television, regularly sharing aspects of their personal and working lives with followers.

The pair rose to public attention after meeting on Love Island in 2021. They continued to collaborate professionally after the show, including hosting a joint podcast. Their relationship has been covered frequently in entertainment media, with previous reports of a short-lived split in 2022 prior to their reconciliation.

Court’s Instagram update follows a pattern common among public figures who share personal milestones and leisure activity online. The photographs she posted align with other posts documenting the family celebration in Mykonos and social gatherings with friends. Reardon’s brief return to social media centered on wellness and exercise rather than commentary on the relationship.

Neither Court nor Reardon has provided additional public comment beyond their social media posts. Representatives for the pair did not immediately respond to requests for comment.