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Love Island’s Yasmin slams ‘laughable’ rumours she cheated on Jamie as she confirms split

Love Island star Yasmin Pettet shut down the rumours claiming she cheated on Jamie Rhodes at the National Television Awards and revealed the two had split up before the event

Love Island's Yasmin slams 'laughable' rumours she cheated on Jamie as she confirms split
Love Island’s Yasmin slams ‘laughable’ rumours she cheated on Jamie as she confirms split(Image: Getty Images for the NTA’s)

Love Island’s Yasmin Pettet slammed the “laughable” rumours she cheated on Jamie Rhodes with The Traitors star Freddie Fraser as she confirmed their split. After the National Television Awards last week, reports claimed Jamie supposedly told friends Yasmin ‘f***ed off’ by the end of the night.

It was also reported Yasmin had been seen holding hands with The Traitors star Freddie at the same event. And now, Yasmin took to social media to set the record straight and revealed she and Jamie went their separate ways before the NTAs but didn’t “formally announce it yet”.

“We’re still really good friends, and I’ll always have so much love and care for him for making my Love Island experience what it was,” she explained.

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Love Island star Yasmin breaks silence on split from Jamie

“I find it laughable that everyone thinks I cheated on Jamie with Freddie from Traitors, which is not true, and anyone who knows me knows my type is late 20s, 30s plus. @__jamierhodes___ is literally the most amazing man ever, and I’m forever grateful for the memories we made and time we spent together.”

Jamie also took to his Instagram page to reveal what actually went down last night as he defended Yasmin.

He said: “There has been a lot of speculation over the past few days about what happened at the NTA’s covered by a lot of different news outlets that really don’t seem to have a straight story. A lot of the stories coming out don’t make any sense as the sources have heard short snippets of conversations that they weren’t apart of, and are subsequently playing a guessing game about the context and facts of each scenario.

Love Island's Yasmin and Jamie
The duo met on Love Island this summer(Image: ITV/Shutterstock)

“I wasn’t desperately trying to find Yas after the NTA’S I was trying to hitch a ride back to my hotel with Cach and Toni, and when asked where Yas was and I said she f***ed off. This is what I say every time I’m with company and they leave, it’s strong set in my vocabulary.

“It was also said that I was fuming at the a party the following day after the NTA’s when it was the complete opposite actually, it was a great night!”

He continued: “One part that the press have gotten correct is that Yas and I have decided to move away from getting to know each other romantically to just being friends. However unlike the news has said, it was in a very amicable manner and before the NTA’S.

“Yasmin did not cheat on me nor was we in a relationship, we both have big love for one another and want the best for each of us. I hope this clears up any press speculation and puts any rumours to bed. And thank you once again to everyone who supported me and Yasmin inside and outside the villa.”

The apparent split comes weeks after Yasmin explained the pair were yet to be intimate outside the villa. She admitted she had been grieving the loss of her pet cat, Miaow Miaow.

And she praised Jamie for providing her with emotional support during the tough times. She also said the couple weren’t in a rush to progress with the romance.

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Staggering price of a pint at Black Sabbath’s gig – as fans slam ‘laughable’ fees

BLACK Sabbath fans were left stunned by sky-high prices at Villa Park – with a pint setting punters back up to £8 during the legendary band’s final hometown gig.

The Back to the Beginning supershow, held at Aston Villa’s stadium in Birmingham, marks Ozzy Osbourne’s last ever live performance – and the first time the full band have played together in two decades.

LONDON - NOVEMBER 16: Bill Ward, Ozzy Osbourne, Terry Butler and Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath pose backstage at the live final of the UK Music Hall Of Fame 2005, the culmination of the two-week Channel 4 series looking at 1950's-1990's popular music, at Alexandra Palace on November 16, 2005 in London, England. Acts are selected by a panel of over 60 artists, journalists, broadcasters and executives, with artists including Alanis Morissette, The Pretenders and Slash paying tribute to their fellow musical artists at the event. (Photo by Jo Hale/Getty Images)

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Bill Ward, Ozzy Osbourne, Terry Butler and Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath
Alamy Live News. 3BP0W0N Villa Park, Aston, Birmingham July 5th 2025. Black Sabbath fans arrive at Villa park as they wait in long queues to access the Aston Villa football ground. - Metal Mania has taken over the grounds around Aston Villa Football Club as Black Sabbath are set to perform their final ever performance at the Midlands football stadium today, July 5 2025. Thousands from all over the world have travelled to Birmingham to see the Heavy Metal band at Villa Park. Lodge Road, close to the stadium is also where lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne grew up. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News This is an Alamy Live News image and may not be part of your current Alamy deal . If you are unsure, please contact our sales team to check.

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Black Sabbath fans arrived at Villa Park, queuing in long lines to enter the stadium – but for many, the bar and food prices were nearly as jaw-dropping as the music itself
Alamy Live News. 3BP0W2J Villa Park, Aston, Birmingham July 5th 2025. Black Sabbath fans arrive at Villa park as they wait in long queues to access the Aston Villa football ground. - Metal Mania has taken over the grounds around Aston Villa Football Club as Black Sabbath are set to perform their final ever performance at the Midlands football stadium today, July 5 2025. Thousands from all over the world have travelled to Birmingham to see the Heavy Metal band at Villa Park. Lodge Road, close to the stadium is also where lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne grew up. Credit: British News and Media/Alamy Live News This is an Alamy Live News image and may not be part of your current Alamy deal . If you are unsure, please contact our sales team to check.

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Inside the venue, a pint of Poretti lager was going for £8, with a half pint at £4. A pint of Somersby cider wasn’t far behind at £7, or £3.50 for a half

But for many fans, the bar and food prices were almost as jaw-dropping as the music.

Inside the venue, a pint of Poretti lager was going for £8, with a half pint at £4.

A pint of Somersby cider wasn’t far behind at £7, or £3.50 for a half.

Cocktail fans after something stronger had to fork out £13 for a draught Rum Punch – while even a bottle of water cost £3.50.

In the Doug Ellis stand, the prices were just as steep – with a Carlsberg Pilsner priced at £6.50, a glass of wine for £7, and both a gin and tonic and a vodka lemonade costing £7.50 each.

And it wasn’t just the drinks that had fans digging deep.

Food options were limited and pricey too – with a sausage roll setting you back £5, a steaky pasty £6.50, and Yardbirds chicken and chips costing a whopping £15.

Even the basics weren’t cheap – a can of Coke was £3.50, a bar of chocolate £2.50, and a bag of Walkers crisps £2.20.

Fancy a hot drink? That’s £3.95 for a tea and £4.50 for an espresso.

Fans weren’t impressed.

Some took to social media to vent their frustration, saying the prices were “festival-level rip-offs” and that it “left a bad taste before the music even started”.

One gig-goer told us: “I knew it’d be expensive but £8 for a pint and £7 for chips? That’s taking the Mick.”

Another said: “You expect a bit of markup, but this is madness.

Ozzy’s not the only one going out with a bang – so is my bank account.”

The backlash over food and drink prices follows recent criticism surrounding the cost of VIP meet-and-greet packages with Ozzy Osbourne, set to take place during his upcoming appearance at Comic Con Midlands.

Fans are being charged £666 for the ‘Ultimate Sin’ VIP package – which includes a group photo with Ozzy, Sharon, Kelly, and Jack. But only two people are allowed per photo (except under-5s).

Want an autograph? That’ll cost extra.

Ozzy will sign a book for £225, or a poster, album or toy for £375. And if you want him to sign your guitar or mic?

That’ll be £750 – bringing the total package cost to £1,416.

Fan backlash has been fierce. One wrote: “Laughable prices, genuinely laughable.”

Another joked: “Time to start selling me kidney.”

While fans might be fuming over costs, the buzz inside Villa Park is electric.

This is a historic night – the last time Birmingham’s own heavy metal gods will share the stage in their hometown.

Ozzy, who’s battled serious health issues in recent years, admitted he won’t be performing a full set.

He said: “We’re only playing a couple of songs each.

“I don’t want people thinking ‘we’re getting ripped off’, because it’s just going to be … what’s the word? … a sample.”

He added: “I’ll be there, and I’ll do the best I can. So all I can do is turn up.”

The Back to the Beginning festival line-up is packed with legends, including Metallica, Slayer and Pantera – all joining in to celebrate Black Sabbath’s final bow.

Fans from across the UK – and some flying in from overseas – have packed out the stadium to say one last goodbye to the band that helped invent heavy metal.

UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 01:  NEC BIRMINGHAM  Photo of BLACK SABBATH and Ozzy OSBOURNE, performing live onstage with Black Sabbath on Ozzfest tour, wearing Black Sabbath t-shirt  (Photo by Mick Hutson/Redferns)

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Inside the venue, a pint of Poretti lager was going for £8, with a half pint at £4. A pint of Somersby cider wasn’t far behind at £7, or £3.50 for a half
FILE - Singer Ozzy Osbourne performs during halftime of an NFL football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills in Inglewood, Calif., on Sept. 8, 2022. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis, File)

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Backlash over pricey pints comes after criticism of Ozzy’s £666 VIP packages

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