LISA Snowdon has been seen without her ring on after sparking fears that she has split from her fiancé.
After 12 years with George Smart and plans to marry, Lisa, 54, has been seen without her engagement ring.
The TV presenter was spotted going to a Pilates class in Essex this week, with her ring was noticeably absent from her left hand.
She was chatting on the phone as she made her way home while rocking gym gear and carrying a tote.
Lisa said recently that she feels like she’s in a “new chapter of her life” at 54.
Lisa has been enjoying solo travelling recently, and has failed to share snaps of George on Instagram.
She last shared a snap of George, 46, on her Instagram back in January.
Meanwhile, his own social media account is currently set to private.
Her fiancé featured regularly on Lisa’s social media before then, but he hasn’t been seen on her socials in more than six months.
When Lisa shared a gallery of pictures of herself with her friends hanging out at Wimbledon last month, George was absent again.
Some fans noticed this and one wrote: “Oh no, no George again.”
George might be taking a break from social media and there might be nothing in it – but it’s sparked concern about their relationship.
Lisa and entrepreneur George briefly dated 20 years ago and reconnected in 2014, before getting engaged in 2016.
Last year, Lisa said she was in no rush to marry George.
She told Hello!: ‘A lot of women imagine walking down the aisle.
“They imagine their flowers, their dresses, and I just have never had that vision. It’s just a contract at the end of the day.
“I don’t want everybody looking at me, which is weird because I do television and hosting.
“I’m just really relaxed and so is George. It will happen, but I just don’t know what that looks like.”
But now she seems to be moving on.
In a chat with Prima this week, Lisa said: “I’m 54 now and see this time in my life as a new chapter. It’s important to reframe ageing in a more positive way.
“It takes time for that readjustment to happen, but now I’m in this powerful place where it’s about, ‘What do I want? What do I need?”
She went on: “I don’t have children, so it’s easier for me than mums juggling teenage children, but it’s a powerful time for us to reconnect with ourselves and make big life changes. It’s the second spring.”