Stephanie Davis forced to make last minute changes to explosive autobiography to include rekindled romance with Jeremy McConnell
STEPHANIE Davis has reportedly been forced to make last minute changes to her explosive autobiography to include details of her rekindled romance with Jeremy McConnell.
The book will reveal all about her fling with Zayn Malik, being sacked from her job at Hollyoaks for boozing and falling pregnant with Jeremy's baby after a whirlwind romance in Celebrity Big Brother.
And since it was revealed that Jeremy is indeed the dad of her baby, rumours have circulated that the pair are now back together.
Stephanie is now altering her book to include her reunion with Jeremy.
A source told : "Jeremy and Steph are on great terms now so bosses at Ebury publishing want the book to reflect that.
"They are still going ahead with the release but the last chapter has been rewritten."
They added that it should be finished within the next couple of weeks.
The Sun Online revealed earlier this week that the pair were seen looking cosy in a Liverpool hotel. This was after they were snapped enjoying a day out with their son Caben-Albi in the park.
One onlooker told us: "Steph was overheard telling a hotel receptionist that baby Caben-Albi was at home with his Nan and Grandad.
“Jez was really attentive towards Steph as they sat in the hotel’s foyer and PIMA bar.
“They were oblivious to people around them – they were deep in conversation and also laughing and joking quite a lot.
"Jez also had his hand on Steph's leg for a brief few seconds but he quickly removed it as soon as a group of hotel guests sat on the seats next to them."
The sighting came shortly before a pal of Jeremy revealed that he has no immediate plans to return to Dublin after spending a blissful few weeks with his ex-girlfriend and their son.
The Irish model, who turned 27 on Wednesday, jetted to Liverpool over a week ago when six-week-old baby Caben-Albi was taken ill - and pals say he has no plans to go back to Ireland.
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