Love Island's Millie Court and Liam Reardon face 'real financial blow' after split

Millie Court and Liam Reardon are said to be facing a huge "blow" after their second split.It comes just hours after it emerged that the couple who found fame on the ITV2 dating programme are believed to have parted ways.

The pair first split in the summer of 2022 before rekindling their relationship a year later. But now, it's claimed that while they had "tried so hard to make it work," things couldn't progress any further for the former couple.

Sources claim that the pair found the geographical distance between them too "difficult" to continue with their relationship, leading to them deciding to split for the second time. Currently, Millie lives in Essex, while Liam resides in Wales.

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Now, it's reported that their split could cost them financially due to their joint Liam & Millie podcast work together. The split is believed to have left bosses "shocked."

Reports suggest that the podcast is "as good as over" following Millie and Liam's split, despite it raking in the cash, which is set to be a "real blow to all those involved." Speaking to The Sun, a source said: "No official decision has been made on the show's future yet and the latest episode just dropped hours before the split was revealed but there has been lots of meetings behind closed doors about what to do.

"One plan is for Millie to continue with the podcast on her own and renaming it, as she is the most marketable of the pair, but the podcast could wind up being rested altogether." However, no official plans have been decided, but if Millie and Liam were to reunite, they could "save" the podcast.

Since the podcast launched, 83 episodes had been shared, with the pair discussing a variety of topics. A synopsis reads: "Dive into the ups and downs of long-distance love, life after Love Island, and how we balance our two worlds.

"Get ready for laughs, heartfelt chats, and plenty of hilarious stories. Plus, a sprinkle of fashion, partying, and outdoor adventures!" But their most recentl episode saw the former couple discussing the breakdown of relationships.

But despite their split, friends are believed to be hopeful that Millie and Liam will work through their differences and hope it may be a "blip" due to the split being fresh. A source said: "But right now they are spending time apart. Everyone who loves them hopes they can work it out."

Having first met on Love Island, they faced their fair share of struggles but worked through these when Liam had his head turned during the Casa Amor challenge. They later went on to win the programme, despite the initial hurdle that they faced.

After leaving the villa, the romance continued - but they pair split in 2022. At the time of their first split, Millie said in a statement: "Hi everyone, to avoid any speculation Liam and I wanted to share with you that we have separated.

"It's been a tough decision and I am gutted but it's ultimately what is best for us right now. Thank you to every single one of you for supporting our relationship. Nothing will ever take away from the amazing experience we shared in Love Island and the past year and I wish Liam all the best in everything he does.

"We're both ready for new chapters and I'm excited for what's next. Love, Millie." It wasn't long before they reunited and things were going swimmingly, with Liam recently signalling he was planning to start a family with her.

Earlier this year, Liam's sister shared footage of him playing with a child while in a village in Wales. He then re-posted the content via his Instagram Stories - adding a telling caption stating: "@milliegracecourt I want one."

The Mirror has approached Millie's spokesperson for comment.

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