LoveIsland’s Millie Court in therapy to 'love herself' after Liam Reardon split
Love Island favourite Millie Court has revealed she is seeing a therapist after splitting from Liam Reardon last summer.
"Cliche as it might sounds but I'm solely focusing on my career as we've entered a new year and I can't wait to treat my body and mind the way it deserves. Loving myself comes first." Millie - who split from Liam, 23, in July last year after moving into a house together - went on to reassure her fans to not be afraid when opening up to someone about any struggles they may be facing.
Liam has since gone on to star on Celebs Go Dating in a bid to find love again, and Millie previously revealed he asked her for permission before signing up.
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