Speaking to Anna Williamson and Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, Helen choked up as she admit she was last in love with sportsman David, who she met while on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.

David, who is in an open relationship with Sian Osbourne, started dating Helen, but things got difficult as Helen struggled with not being the only woman in his life.

Previously, back in 2023, the Coronation Street beauty took a swipe at “happy couples” amid rumours they were in a throuple.

It came as she told she would be spending the festive period without her three kids for the first time – and instead with David and Sian in Bali.

Helen re-visited her feelings on Celebs Go Dating and admitted to the experts: “It was quite something, it’s really hard for me to talk about it he had a girlfriend and an open relationship.”

“I didn’t mean to fall in love with him but I did.

“We did have this amazing connection together. We were like fire together.”

“It was weird. I think he does love his girlfriend but he loves me as well,” she added.

“It just brings me to a part of my life that was quite dark, really.”

David and Sian were previously in a relationship arrangement with The Saturdays popstar Una Healy.

Colvin Scott, the influential reggae artist who performed as Cocoa Tea, has died. The singer’s wife, Malvia Scott, confirmed the news to Jamaican news outlet The Gleaner, stating that her husband died Tuesday morning (March 11) at a hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, following cardiac arrest. He was 65 years old.

Cocoa Tea was diagnosed with lymphoma in 2019, and he had recently been dealing with pneumonia, Malvia Scott told The Gleaner. She added, “He was definitely very brave. He was positive throughout it all.”

Colvin George Scott was born in the fishing village of Rocky Point, in Jamaica’s Clarendon Parish. Though he started recording singles as Calvin Scott at age 14, his best known work emerged in the 1980s and 1990s, when he took on the moniker Cocoa Tea (sometimes stylized as Coco Tea). Early hits under his new stage name included “Rocking Dolly” and “I Lost My Sonia.”

After a prolific output in the 1980s, the following decade found Cocoa Tea reaching wider audiences with songs like 1990’s “Rikers Island,” which was later reworked into a dancehall track by Nardo Ranks called “Me No Like Rikers Island.”

In 1997, Cocoa Tea launched his own record label, Roaring Lion, after releasing dozens of singles for imprints like Greensleeves, Jammy’s, and Mr. Doo. In addition to releasing his own music, Cocoa Tea issued music by Buju Banton, Cutty Ranks, Sizzla, and many others.

In March 2008, Cocoa Tea released one of his most popular songs to-date: “Barack Obama.” The chorus featured simply the now-former President’s name repeated six times, as a musical endorsement of Obama’s candidacy at the time.

In an interview, following the release of “Barack Obama,” Cocoa Tea called the then-senator “exception to all politicians all over the world.” “I am looking for the change that this man has articulated,” Cocoa Tea said. “I want to see a change from global warming. I want to see a change from all these rising food prices.” He added, “Whatever happens in Washington indirectly affects all of us.”