Love Island star Helena Ford confirmed she has split from US Islander Carrington Rodriguez, after finding love on the show in January. 

The duo appeared on the All Stars edition of the show, after Helena appeared on last year's 12th season of the UK version and Carrington on the 2020 second season of the US version of the hit franchise. 

While their road to romance was rocky, the duo left as a non-exclusive couple and reunited in London with their co-stars - yet all was not rosy after it was claimed he had been dating other women and hosting a woman at his Air BnB.

In a fan Q&A on Snapchat, Helena was grilled over her romance, with a user asking: 'Please can you tell us if you're still [with] Carrington?'   

Helena replied 'Can confirm no x', alongside an image showing her holding a peace sign up to her face and pouting at the camera, in news that comes after fellow stars Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies parted ways. 

Sources told The Sun: 'Carrington and Helena have never said they're locked off or closed off, but him seeing other women like this will raise eyebrows. Rumours have been rife that the pair have split after crucial clues in the content from Paris.'

In an interview before their split, Carrington spoke about going exclusive, saying: 'I would say by the six-month mark for sure, that's enough time talking. That's the time where it's like, we're friends or we're talking.'

'I'd say six months would be the limit of we're doing this together or we're just friends. That's the thing with me and Helena – I don't think it would ever be spiteful.'

Following the show, Salt Lake City-born Carrington was said to have relocated to London to spend time with Helena and enjoyed a trip to Paris in March. 

However, after their trip to Paris at the end of March, Helena shared an update with her fans in which she confirmed the end of the union.

Unlucky in love Helena was thrust into the spotlight during her first stint after her repeated attempts to snare Harry Cooksley - who eventually left with Shakira Khan.

News of the split comes after the All Star's winners Samie Elishi and Ciaran Davies, split just three weeks after winning the £50,000 prize money.

Following the split, Ciaran claimed Samie called him, and that was the end of their relationship, with Ciaran insisting the split did not come from his side.

Samie has since hit back, stating in a video: 'I want to start off by saying it's actually a bit sad that someone who you once had a lot of respect for and saw in a certain light would go on a podcast and say you said things that you categorically did not.

'We all know that they're rumours and everyone that knows me knows that them things wouldn't have come out of my mouth. So I wanted to clear that up for a start.

'Secondly, girls it's okay to call things off with someone that you're talking to or dating.'

Finally, Samie added: 'Me and Ciaran were in the very early stages of dating and we got into the real world and it just didn't work. And that is absolutely fine, I don't think anyone should be getting sick for it not working.'

She has since hard launched her relationship with Tyrique Hyde as she shared a glimpse at their romantic Morocco trip in Instagram snaps on Saturday night.