Millie Court shared a series of bikini photos from a family holiday in Mykonos days after she and former partner Liam Reardon announced they had split for a second time.
The 28-year-old influencer and Love Island 2021 contestant posted a set of images to Instagram marking her mother's 60th birthday that included swimwear shots in a zebra-print two-piece with red stitching. In one post, Court posed in a mirror ahead of a girls' day, captioning the photos, "Celebrating mummas 60th." Reardon, 26, who is also a Love Island alumnus and the pair's former boyfriend, returned to social media this week with posts showing him exercising and appearing to focus on his fitness.
Court and Reardon met on the 2021 series of Love Island and later launched a joint podcast. The couple had previously ended their relationship in 2022 before reconciling; their latest split was confirmed earlier this week. Neither has provided an extended public statement about the reasons for the breakup.
Social-media activity by both parties has been noted since the announcement. Court's posts from the Greek island focus on family celebrations and leisure, while Reardon's posts center on workouts and personal wellbeing. Both remain public figures with significant followings from their television exposure and subsequent influencer careers.
Court has maintained a visible presence in fashion and lifestyle circles following her television debut, frequently sharing sponsored content and personal updates with her audience. Reardon, a former bricklayer, has also used social platforms to document his fitness journey and other personal interests.
The split adds to a pattern of on-and-off relationships seen among reality television couples, where public scrutiny and career pressures intersect with private life. Court and Reardon join a number of Love Island alumni whose relationships have attracted sustained media attention since their appearances on the show.
Neither Court nor Reardon has outlined immediate plans for joint professional projects following the split. Their podcast and previous collaborative ventures were central to their public profile, but future activity on those fronts has not been announced.