Helen Flanagan has captivated audiences once again, showcasing her remarkable figure in a series of floral bikinis as part of her latest campaign for Peacocks. The 35-year-old actress posed confidently in her garden, modeling vibrant two-piece swimsuits from the high street brand's new summer collection. This comes amid reports of a renewed conflict with her ex-fiancé, footballer Scott Sinclair, following the sale of their former family home last week.
A Stunning Campaign
Helen looked radiant as she modeled a stylish £25 pink bikini before changing into a £24 halterneck swimsuit. The mother-of-three struck poses on a sun lounger, wearing sunglasses and exuding summer vibes. She captioned her post: "Swim season is HERE ☀️ The cutest swimwear drop of the season @peacocks_fashion absolutely nailed this."
Renewed Feud with Scott Sinclair
Despite the successful sale of their Lancashire mansion, Helen and Scott, 37, have reportedly reignited their "toxic" feud. The former couple, who were together for 13 years and share three children—Matilda, ten, Delilah, seven, and Charlie, five—split in 2022. The breakup turned acrimonious over the family home, a six-bedroom property in Belmont. Scott, the sole owner on Land Registry documents, wanted to sell, while Helen wished to stay. The house was initially listed for £1.5 million in May last year, reduced to £1.195 million, and finally sold for £995,000—over £500,000 below the asking price. Scott is expected to net around £155,000 from the sale.
The Sofa Dispute
The latest disagreement centers on a £15,000 designer sofa. A source revealed that Helen had the sofa reupholstered after it was damaged by their children and lipstick. She attempted to sell it on Instagram for £3,950, but Scott claimed ownership, leading to a standoff. "Helen is fuming because the sofa was knackered... she spent a fortune having it reupholstered, so rightly believes it’s now hers," the source said. "All the conversations about moving and the furniture have mostly been over email."
The couple briefly reunited to move Helen and the children out of the house last week, appearing in good spirits, but the sofa dispute has soured relations once more.
