Jack Fincham spotted at £500-a-night spa hotel with Chloe Brockett days before sentencing over dog attack

JACK Fincham was spotted at a £500 per night spa hotel with his girlfriend Chloe Brockett before being sentenced over a dog attack.

The Love Island 2018 winner, 33, has today been freed from a short stint in jail as he appeals his six-week sentence.

His Towie star girlfriend Chloe, 24, supported him as he received a jail term at Southend Magistrates' Court.

Just a day before his sentencing, Chloe shared a snapshot of their lavish getaway at Champneys Forest Mere in Hampshire.

The Instagram post showed the couple in matching white robes, sipping champagne, with the caption: "The best time at @champneysspas forest mere with my [heart emoji]."

Champneys Forest Mere is a high-end health spa, charging up to £500 per night for its overnight stays.

The Hampshire resort, popular with celebrities, offers spa pools, steam rooms, and an outdoor swimming pool.

The adults-only hotel provides access to fitness classes and wellness treatments, while its restaurant serves a health-focused menu.

Guests also have access to lakeside grounds and woodland walks.

Located an hour from London, the retreat is known for strict rules, including a ban on alcohol in public areas and an emphasis on digital detoxing.

Chloe has been in an off-on relationship with Fincham since 2019.

The couple then moved in together in March last year, before Chloe said they were "no longer in a relationship" on Instagram in November.

The reality star has also removed snaps with the former Love Islander from her Instagram page.

But she quickly deleted the post from her social media.

Last year, The Sun also told how Fincham and Chloe had discussed getting engaged after moving in together.

It comes as the ex-Love Island star was dragged to court today.

Fincham's pet Elvis first attacked a runner Robert in Grays, Essex, in September 2022 but no harm was done.

The dog then bit a woman in the leg in Swanley, Kent, in June 2024.

Presiding magistrate Anne Wade said Fincham was subject to a suspended sentence order at the time of the incident.

This was after Fincham was caught speeding down hard shoulder in a BMW while on cocaine.

Passing sentence, presiding magistrate Anne Wade said the suspended sentence order would be activated in part, adding that “we find no reason not to do so”.

She said: "The dog was in a public place not abiding by the conditions to be muzzled and kept on a lead."