New mum Stephanie Davis shows off mysterious marks on her legs as she shares a picture from her bubble bath after unfollowing Jeremy McConnell on Twitter
Actress baffled fans as she revealed what appeared to be some nasty bruises
NEW mum Stephanie Davis has baffled fans by showing off some mysterious marks on her legs in a new Snapchat post.
The actress snapped a picture of herself lying in a bubble bath and the image showed what appeared to be some nasty bruises.
Steph did not mention the mysterious marks in her post, and simply captioned the snap: "Trying to relax."
Hours later, she liked a tweet from a concerned fan who asked the one-time Hollyoaks star, "What the hell has happened to your legs love?"
She liked another that read, "Jesus love, them bruises. Hope you're OK."
Steph's mysterious bruising comes after The Sun Online revealed she had unfollowed Jeremy McConnell, the father of her newborn son Caben-Albi, on Twitter.
The former Hollyoaks star is still adjusting to life as a new mother following the birth of her son in January and has revived her on-off romance with Jez in the weeks after he was born.
But we revealed yesterday the relationship had hit a bump over the Irish hunk's plans to make an explosive TV comeback on Ex On The Beach.
The pair had recently put their differences aside and vowed to co-parent Caben - following each other again on social media after a long absence.
But Steph unfollowed Jeremy on Twitter and Instagram yesterday while he no longer follows her on Instagram either.
A source exclusively told The Sun Online: "Steph has not been happy for some time about Jeremy going in to Ex On The Beach.”
Jez signed up for the new series of the raunchy MTV show just days after love rival Sam Reece was revealed to be in talks to appear.
The Irishman, 27, could come face to face with Stephanie’s ex for the first time since he romped with Sam’s then-girlfriend on Celebrity Big Brother last January.
The former CBB star admitted she felt "so nervous" before their long-awaited meet but has since moved on from their turbulent past.
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