Too Hot To Handle couple SPLIT and delete all trace of each other after saying ‘I love you’ on Netflix show
TOO Hot To Handle's Holly Scarfone and boyfriend Nathan Soan Mngomezulu have split up for good - despite saying "I love you" on the show.
The pair couldn't keep their hands off each other while filming series three of the hit Netflix show, which forbids sexual activity between the cast.
Their racy behaviour cost the group £105,000 and ensured they went down in Too Hot To Handle history by taking the prize fund down to zero.
But despite their sizzling chemistry, Nathan and Holly have called it quits.
Friends close to the couple claim the break-up was caused by their long-distance relationship.
Nathan is living in London, while Holly returned to America to continue studying for her degree.
Holly told fans: "From day one to now we've always remained really close, we have a lot of respect for each other. I wouldn't say it didn't work out."
"I also had a few months left of getting my degree – I graduated."
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Fans hoped for a reconciliation - but Nathan and Holly have deleted all trace of each other on Instagram.
Their co-star - and series winner Harry - told The Sun: "Nathan and Holly aren't together anymore. He's living in London and she's in America.
"It's difficult because people go on the show and they're from all over the world. After filming ends they have to go back to their normal lives - unless they make the the leap and decide to move countries to be together."
Northerner Harry confirmed he'd split with his girlfriend Beaux, from Kent, on the Reunion Show weeks after winning the prize money, admitting they too struggled with long-distance.
But last month they were seen getting close again in London as they reunited for the first time in a year.
Harry admits he felt pressure to make the relationship work - with a fan even claiming they'd "jump off a bridge" if they broke up.
"We're not together, but we're in a good place," Harry said.
"Everything happens for a reason and never say never, but it was so intense on the show.
"You get a lot of pressure from the fans and when you come out you have to deal with not being able to see each other. We don't know each other enough to dive into something like living together straightaway.
"I wouldn't say it's dead in the water because every time we see each other it's crazy, we have the same connection.
"I saw her for the first time after the show a year later and it was like we'd never been apart."
