WES Nelson’s gushing birthday card to Megan Barton Hanson proves he was trying to win her back with a private holiday to Morocco.
But the Dancing on Ice runner-up has ruined his chances with his Love Island ex after he was photographed heading home with a student in Nottingham this week.
The Sun revealed that Wes, 21, had declared his love for Megan in a birthday card telling her: “There’s not been a minute of the day that I have not spent thinking of you.”
Despite promising to give Megan his “undivided attention from this day forth” in his handwritten message – Wes has been spotted doing the complete opposite by getting close to multiple women on nights out.
A source said: “Megan has grown sick of Wes’s immaturity – he says one thing and does another.
“In Megan’s card he told her ‘Words can’t describe how much I love you’ yet his behaviour around other women would suggest otherwise.
“There’s no way Megan is going away with him to Morocco. She’s even embarrassed that he asked given he’s continued to act like a single man despite trying to win her back.”
Wes was spotted getting into his friend’s car with Jess Hampsey after partying with her at Prysm nightclub.
Onlookers said Wes had splashed out thousands on bottles of champagne and spent the night flirting with a number of attractive women.
He was also seen looking close to pro Dancing on Ice skater Bayley Darling at the ITV wrap party after coming second on this year's series.
The Sun on Sunday also revealed that Wes had a fling with Vanessa Bauer during the early stages of the competition despite publicly stating nothing ever happened between them.
Megan was always fearful of their closeness after she was excluded from their Dancing on Ice training sessions.
During an exclusive interview with The Sun Megan admitted she found it difficult watching their sexy routines on TV.
She said: “Every woman will tell you it’s not ideal to have your boyfriend spending 12 hours a day with another woman – a little introduction from Vanessa would have gone a long way.”
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