Zion Foster, the ex-fiancé of pop star Jesy Nelson, has been dating a new girlfriend known only as Sav for several months following their split.
The pair recently unveiled matching Chinese character tattoos translating to the word "love" after taking a getaway together to Portugal, where Foster posted a soft launch image online.
Foster had flown to Portugal for a holiday last month. While it was originally thought he made the trip solo, he was joined by Sav during the getaway. He appeared to soft launch the relationship by captioning his post "+1," and the couple have since changed their profile pictures to solo shots taken from the same location.
Sav also shared a photograph showing her and Foster's matching tattoos, which featured the Chinese symbol for love. Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Zion Foster for more information.
New Romance For Jesy Nelson
The news of Foster moving on comes as Jesy Nelson has also entered a new relationship with her boyfriend Ben Davies. The former Little Mix singer hard launched her relationship by sharing the first photo of Davies on her Instagram page.
The image showed Davies driving a Range Rover while holding Nelson's hand. Davies was dressed in all black with his tattooed arms on display, while only Nelson's outstretched arm and hand were visible. The post marked the first time Davies' face appeared on her platform, following a sneak peek of their date shared last month.
Nelson, an English singer who rose to fame after winning The X Factor with girl group Little Mix in 2011, shares 15-month-old twin daughters Ocean and Story with Foster. The pop group went on to become one of the UK's most successful music acts before Nelson departed to pursue a solo career.
Nelson and Davies recently enjoyed their official hard launch during a date in Soho, where onlookers noted they could not take their hands off one another. However, previous outings for the couple have not been without disruption.
A Disturbance At St Paul's Bar
It was reported last month that one of Nelson and Davies' dates was thwarted when they were reportedly ejected from a swanky London bar. The star was pictured for the first time with the landscape gardener as they put on a romantic display.
They began their evening with a quiet trip to My Old Dutch Pancake House before heading to Madison in St Paul's bar, where The Sun reported a fracas ensued. In video obtained by the publication, a large group were involved in a rumble after Davies was said to be "getting in people's faces."
The group was asked to leave after "the situation became quite heated with the men shouting at bouncers." An insider insisted Nelson was trying to "deescalate the situation," while Davies was said to be "coming across like a, 'Do you know who I am?'"
Daily Mail contacted Nelson's representatives for comment at the time of the incident. Nelson looked stunning for the day out despite the drama, sporting a bra top and cycling shorts, while Davies opted for a white tee paired with a Goyard clutch bag.
Earlier in the month, Nelson had teased a look at Davies by showing the tattooed arm of a man on the far left-hand side of an image posted to her Instagram Stories as they enjoyed drinks at a swanky rooftop garden.
Split Following Twin Daughters' Diagnosis
The altercation at the bar proved an unpleasant addition to a rare day off from parenting for Nelson, who is currently tirelessly campaigning to raise awareness for Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1 (SMA).
Nelson and Foster split earlier this year, shortly after she announced that their twin daughters Ocean and Story had been diagnosed with the condition in January. SMA is a rare muscle-wasting genetic condition that can leave babies unable to sit up, crawl or walk. In its most severe form, it stops infants from breathing or swallowing, though early detection and treatment can significantly improve outcomes.
Testing for the condition works through a simple heel prick to collect a small sample of blood from a newborn baby. In her recent Amazon Prime documentary, Nelson spoke about the emotional breakdown of her relationship with Foster following the diagnosis.
Talking about the split in detail, Nelson said: "It's a very traumatic thing that we've both been through. I think it's quite inevitable for things like this to happen to couples I don't think it's a shock that we've broken up..."
She continued: "You'll either be a team or it'll tear you apart and unfortunately I feel that's what it's done to me and Zion. We still get on, there's not bad feeling. My main priority is them. I just want to be the best mum with the best energy and positivity possible..."
Describing their living situation, Nelson added: "The house was not like that when we were together. We’re both dealing with this situation completely differently, and together we were clashing. I decided we would be better off apart. It’s hard. It’s just me and mum now."
Campaigning For Parliament Change
Despite the hardship, Nelson explained how proud she is that her daughters' story is making a difference. "I feel super proud that my girls' story has been a part of change and I can't wait when they're a bit older and they understand to be able to tell them that," she said.
She added: "I've always said I want this to be their little superpower and I feel now, when they understand, I can let them know that."
However, the campaign faced a setback after an initial decision in Parliament last month. Nelson was seen fighting back tears as she told interviewers: "I'm going to be completely honest, I was absolutely fuming. I feel so let down."
Reflecting on the emotional day, Nelson told the Daily Mail: "I'm such a big manifester. I really believe if you put your mind to it and you put it out there you can make it happen."
She added: "But I think obviously when I went to Parliament and they said that they weren't going to roll it out across the whole UK, I was devastated. I was absolutely devastated."
