It’s been a strange 24 hours in the world of Jephanie.
Last night Stephanie Davis and Jeremy McConnell appeared to have opened up another chapter in their volatile relationship after tweets from both their accounts expressed love to each other.
Fans were shocked when Jez shared a picture of himself embracing Steph and their baby son Caben-Albi, followed by a tweet reading: “@Stephdavis77 I love you [middle finger] everyone else”.
And Steph quickly followed suit, tweeting back: “I love you too.”
Her account then shared two quotes.
One read: “Love is a meeting of two souls, fully accepting the dark and the light of each other, bound by the courage to grow through struggle into bliss.”
The other said: “All relationships go through hell, real relationships get through it.”
But just hours after the tweets were posted, Stephanie came back to claim she’d been hacked and had no idea who had shared those messages.
“Someone hacking my twitter deleting tweets and unfollowing people, wonder who that is girl!” she wrote this morning.
“Got my twitter back! Crazy what people will do! Passwords changed!”
She made no reference to Jeremy’s photo, nor did she acknowledge his public declaration of love for her – which is still up on his Twitter.
It’s the latest twist in a bizarre relationship that has spilled out across magazine pages and social media since the pair met in the Celebrity Big Brother house in January 2016.
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Their tempestuous romance has turned nasty on multiple occasions, with both of them slamming each other in Twitter spats over the last few months.
But it looked like things were looking up when Jeremy finally confirmed he was the father of Steph’s baby, and the two were said to be bonding over their son.
However, Stephanie reported Jeremy to the police earlier this month and he was arrested on suspicion of assaulting her – a claim he denied.
He has since been released pending a disposal decision, which means the police are still investigating the situation.
We have contacted both of their reps for comment.