Laura Anderson and Tom Brazier ‘split after she moves back to Scotland’

Love Island star Laura Anderson has split from her boyfriend Tom Brazier.

The former air hostess, who is from Stirling in Scotland, has called time on her romance with the hunk just days after moving back home.

It’s believed Tom was meant to join Laura in Glasgow six months after her move.

But the pair seemed to be struggling with the idea of a long distance relationship as she announced it’s over on Thursday.

She last shared a snap with her beau six days ago, which was just one day before she moved away from London.

She wrote on her Instagram Story last night: “Thankyou for all the DMs asking about Tom and I since I moved up north.

“Unfortunately it hasn’t worked out between us. In respect of Tom’s privacy I won’t be discussing this further. All my love to him and you all for continued support.”

It appears the couple weren’t quite ready to be separated over 400 miles apart after they met during the lockdown and spent most of their time living at Laura’s London home.

They got together back in May, and were going from strength-to-strength before encountering a hiccup which caused their break-up.

Laura and Tom first met during a dog walk in January, and fell in love instantly.

Last week she announced she’s moved to the Park Circus area of Glasgow, and hoped he’d follow her up there.

She wrote on social media: “I’m still going to move to Scotland and Tom is looking to follow me up in the next six months. He’s the cherry on top of the cake.”

However things didn’t quite go to plan.

Laura revealed in April she would move back home permanently after the lockdown was over due to feeling lonely in London.

She told Vas J Morgan on his I Am Enough podcast: “I have decided to move to Scotland because I want to buy a flat.

“I just moved here after Love Island and obviously its been almost two years now.

“I just think I want to go back and live with my family and friends that I have had for years, get a bit of support with the dog if I need to go and do something and try and buy a place.”

Laura concluded: “I am enjoying being here because I know it is not going to be that long.”

Mirror Online has contacted Laura’s representative for comment.

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