Thomas Skinner’s ex-partner Amy-Lucy has unveiled a series of messages she alleges are from the popular television personality from the show “Strictly Come Dancing.” Amy-Lucy and Thomas were friends initially, but he later confessed to having been unfaithful to her.
Thomas disclosed over the weekend that he had cheated on his spouse Sinead shortly after their wedding. The couple exchanged vows in May 2022, following a chance meeting at a London bar four years prior. They became engaged two years later and now have three children together – a four-year-old son and a pair of two-year-old twin daughters.
In a detailed interview, Thomas expressed regret, stating, “It was a mistake that occurred three and a half years ago. It is the biggest regret of my life. I encountered her at a pub. She was a single mother. We conversed over the phone, and she offered me some cosmetic slimming treatments. We had a brief affair, nothing more.”
“It was a one-time incident, a mistake. I woke up the next day feeling incredibly remorseful. I felt immense guilt and confessed to my wife. I disappointed her in that moment of foolishness when I wasn’t thinking clearly, failing to appreciate what I had. I am sorry. So deeply sorry.”
Amy-Lucy has now responded to accusations labeling her a “homewrecker” by sharing additional messages she claims are from Thomas. She previously asserted that they engaged in a three-month relationship, contrary to Thomas’ assertions. According to her, their communication began on May 13 and continued until July 7.
She alleged that they engaged in a video call on June 20, just weeks after Thomas’s wedding, and met in person later that evening. Thomas, who has children with his wife Sinead, purportedly informed Amy-Lucy that he was in a “loveless relationship of convenience” and felt compelled to marry his wife due to family expectations.
“We were in constant communication, including late-night calls, and he frequently spent time with me,” she informed the Mail Online. Amy-Lucy also asserted that by July, their messages turned explicit, with confessions of love exchanged between them.
The Mirror has reached out to Thomas’s representative for comment.