JESY Nelson has announced her engagement to boyfriend Zion Foster – but her former Little Mix bandmates were nowhere to be seen with their congratulations.
The singer, 34, revealed her with romantic photos alongside .
Jesy Nelson announced her engagement to Zion Foster
The couple became parents to twins Ocean Jade and Story Monroe in May
But her former bandmates failed to wish her congratulations online
But eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed silence from , and .
Her former bandmates failed to comment or acknowledge her engagement on .
The lack of public support has fuelled rumours of a deeper rift between and her former bandmates.
Jesy previously revealed how she has no communication now with the girls, after she in 2020.
The mum of two said: “We haven’t talked since [I left the band]. Never say never, but I honestly wish them the best on their solo journeys now, which is so exciting.”
Zion proposed to Jesy during a romantic sunset trip to the beach.
Jesy took to to show off her sparkly oval diamond engagement ring.
She captioned the snap: “Just got engaged to my best friend.”
The couple started dating in January 2022, but were on and off before they in May and welcomed twins Ocean Jade and Story Monroe.
Meanwhile, Perrie announced her debut album on the same day as Jesy’s engagement post.
Fans seem to think that is about the breakdown of her relationship with Jesy.
The haunting track ‘Same Place, Different View’ addresses conflict in a relationship, but also hopes for a reconciliation.
She sings: “Point the finger at me saying I’m an evil person, but I was only trying to help you out. So tell me how’s that working?
“Time and time I tried to see the best in you, but no use. When you see my red as blue.
“If you open your eyes, you’d see I was always hoping that one day you’d come to find that my arms were always open.”
Jesy previously revealed she hasn’t spoken to her former bandmates since she left in 2020
Fans think Perrie’s new song addresses the rift from Jesy
Her song lyrics express hopes for a reunion as she sings, “my arms were always open” 
