LOVE Island favourites Zach Noble and Molly Marsh stunned fans with news of their unexpected split today.
Yet some eagle-eyed ITV2 show fans weren't as taken aback, claiming to have spotted a handful of "clues" hinting at their break-up during the past few weeks.
It comes as the pair called time on their love after seven months together in a sweet mutual statement, issued to The Sun.
Yet prior to this, some loyal followers were on high alert.
Fans firstly spotted how sports star Zach, 26, had suddenly followed a slew of stunning Instagram models on his account.
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This dropped a huge hint of his newly-single status - and a sign he is ready to move on.
Next up, Molly jetted away on a Instagram trip with Whizz Air with the basketballer nowhere to be seen.
Other social media stars had been spotted taking their partners while the tattooed hunk stayed home.
The third telling sign, according to Love Island's loyal followers, was the ultimate social media snub as both parties deleted images of each other from their pages.
Other fans told of a series of different split clues on Instagram.
A rep for both of them was first to tell us: "Love Island’s Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble have made the decision to end their relationship in the last week.
"They both are still extremely close friends and will be supporting each other in their next ventures.
"The relationship has ended on good terms for both of them, and they wish nothing but the best for one another.
"They have both said, 'relationships don’t need to always end sour and sometimes parting as friends with the best memories is the best thing for everybody'."
Zach and Molly ended up in fourth place on the 2023 series.
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Yet the duo had been dogged by split rumours ever since they left the iconic villa.
Just last month, they enjoyed a lavish all-expenses paid trip to Lapland.
But shortly after, Zach let slip he was retiring from fame - in perhaps another hint at problems at home.
He tellingly told how he had been having "temporary fun."
