They got tattoos of each other s names after dating for mere weeks.
But Francesca Farago and her girlfriend Demi Sims proved their whirlwind romance is still going strong on Sunday, when they were snapped leaning in for a kiss while filming The Only Way Is Essex.
Stepping out in matching grunge-inspired looks, Francesca 27, slipped her hand inside 22-year-old Demi s jacket as she pulled her other half in for a smooch.
Sweet: Francesca Farago, 27, and her girlfriend Demi Sims, 22, proved their romance is still going strong on Sunday, when they were snapped leaning in for a kiss while filming TOWIE
The brunette bombshells then held hands as they enjoyed a stroll together.
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The new couple were appearing on a new digital show launched by The Only Way Is Essex, presented by drag artist A Whora, who recently starred in the second series of RuPaul s Drag Race UK.
TOWIE cast members appear on the social media-based spin-off to discuss the events of the most recent episode.
This week A Whora was joined by Demi and Francesca, as well as Chloe Brockett, 20, Joey Turner, 18, and Tom McDonnell, 24.
Spin-off: The new couple were appearing on a new digital show launched by The Only Way Is Essex, presented by drag artist A Whora (pictured), who recently starred in the second series of RuPaul s Drag Race UK
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The number of redundancies flagged to the Government is now four times higher than before the Covid-19 crisis began.
New figures show there were 970 potential redundancies notified to the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment last month.
This compared with 212 in February last year.
A total of 984 redundancies were notified in January, up from 233 in January last year.
In the first 10 days of this month, employers have notified the department of a further 268 possible redundancies.
“The number of redundancies is running at four to five times higher than this time in 2020, and this means that even though the Government is doing an enormous amount of work keeping people in jobs, it’s still a very, very tough environment for firms,” said Tom McDonnell, co-director at the Nevin Economic Research Institute.