Love Island stars spark split rumours after spending time apart and heading out on night out without each other

LOVE Island favourites Tom Clare and Samie Elishi have sparked fear amongst fans that they’ve split up.

The couple have been bombarded with comments from suspicious followers on Instagram over them spending time apart.

Barnsley boy Tom, 23, posted a photo last night in a restaurant while visiting his home up north, and he captioned it: “Nice few days at home with Family and Friends.”

His followers immediately questioned the whereabouts of his Love Island star girlfriend, and one typed: “Where’s sammie?”

Another reacted to the Macclesfield FC‘s snap: “You missing your girl?”

His Love Island pal Casey O’Gorman also joked: “You’re not even with family and friends!”

And fellow Love Island finalist Shaq Muhammad typed: “You’re not even home!”

Samie, who hails from Camden in north London, also shared four love hearts and Tom replied to her with more red hearts.

The stunner, 22, came third on the long-running dating show with Tom.

She has been forced to turn up to a number of events in London without him, after he headed back to his job as a footballer.

But she has also been spotted out and about with Tom in Macclesfield and on ‘double dates’ with fellow Love Island pals Claudia Fogarty and Casey O’Gormon amid rumours of their own romance reunion.

And Tom recently told The Celeb Report that he and Samie have decided to take a huge step in their relationship.

He said: “Me and Samie couldn’t be any better – obviously Samie’s down in London and I’m up north but we’re making it work.

“I’ve been down there for a few days or she’s come up here. It hasn’t been like a one day thing.

“I think eventually we want to move in together but that takes time, it’s not something that you rush.

“I think if we could we’d want to move in together tomorrow but we’re just making it natural.

“I’d live wherever Samie wants to live – I’m not bothered me.”

Tom gushed that Samie is ‘The One’ and said marriage will be on the cards one day, saying he’s “set” on the former estate agent coordinator.

“You spend every day with people and you get to know them in there – when you’re in the villa, it’s always in the back of your mind what will happen on the outside, but it’s literally been the same,” he said.

“Our families get on so well, I remember the first thing my sister said was ‘welcome to the family’. My mum and Samie keep in contact and text all the time.”