LOVE Island star Kai Fagan has shocked fans by revealing Sanam is NOT his girlfriend.
The pair were crowned winners of the second ever winter series of Love Island .
But it seems despite spending hours together outside of the villa, the pair are still not yet official.
Sanam, 24, took to her Instagram story whilst she was on the train as she hosted a Q&A session for her fans online.
To which, one user asked: "Are you and Kai gf and bf?"
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Sitting next to his partner, Kai, 24, then appeared in the short clip as he responded: "No," whilst shaking his head.
The Casa Amor bombshell then let out a giggle as she jokingly captioned the video: "No, he just follows me around everywhere ."
The pair then proceeded to go on a double date with their co-stars Ron Hall, 25 and Lana Jenkins, 25.
This comes after the duo were left devastated after ‘losing’ their £7,000 charity donation.
Sanam, 24, recently put up the dress that she wore in the final of the ITV2 show on eBay in a bid to raise some money for those in need.
But unfortunately something went wrong with their listings, which meant they were taken off the site and they lost a large bid.
Sanam explained on her Instagram story: "So sadly we've had a little issue with our listings today on eBay which meant they were taken off.
"The issue has now been resolved and the auctions are live again.
"We are very sad because the original bids have been removed meaning we need to start fresh.
"We were up to £7000 on each listing so this is devastating but we hope you can all share the next stories so we can get back to that or higher if possible.
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"EBay have contacted those who bidden on the items to inform them so should you wish to reinstate your bid you can.
"Like we said 100% of the funds made will be going to Barnardo's charity!
"We actually love and appreciate every single person who put a bid in and shared the post.
"This means so much to us and of course will mean a lot more to the charity as well."
