Jesy Nelson’s ex-fiancé Zion Foster has officially gone public with his new girlfriend after reportedly dating in secret for several months.
The rapper, 27, confirmed his romance with Sav on Instagram, sharing a loved-up video montage of the pair together.
One clip showed the pair sharing a romantic moment, while another captured the pair’s matching tattoos.
Captioning the post, Zion wrote: “It’s crazy how so many people are triggered seeing me happy.”
Sav was quick to comment on the post, writing “Meu amor”, which translates to “My love” in Portuguese.
The couple’s relationship comes after reports emerged in September that they had been quietly dating for months.
At the time, Zion appeared to hint at their romance after travelling to Portugal with Sav to celebrate his birthday, captioning his holiday snaps “+1”.
Although he did not share any pictures of his girlfriend publicly at the time, the pair reportedly updated their profile pictures with separate photographs taken at the same beach location.
Sav had also shared a picture of their matching wrist tattoos, which feature a Chinese symbol that translates to “love”.
The news of Zion’s new relationship comes after Jesy, 35, “hard launched” her new relationship with boyfriend Ben Davies as they held hands while he drove.
The Little Mix star, 35, has reportedly been dating Ben Davies for a few months.
The MailOnline first reported that Jesy, 35, was dating Ben, a landscape gardener from Essex, in August.
Taking to social media last week, the 35-year-old shared his face for the first time.
In the snap, Ben could be seen driving as he had one hand on the steering wheel and the other interlocked with Jesy’s hand.
The Sun first linked Jesy to landscape gardener Ben last month.
He was previously in a relationship with Lydia Bright, an original cast member on The Only Way Is Essex.
Their romance was confirmed in April 2024, but Lydia admitted she was single again by January 2025.
Jesy was previously in a relationship with Zion Foster, with whom she shares two children, twin daughters, Ocean Jade and Story Monroe.
In January, Jesy announced that Ocean and Story had been diagnosed with the most severe form of spinal muscular atrophy, known as SMA Type 1 or Werdnig-Hoffman illness.
The lifelong disabling condition causes dramatic muscle weakness with severe breathing and swallowing issues, and can be fatal without radical treatment.
Days after announcing their twins’ diagnosis, it was confirmed that Jesy and Zion had ended their relationship. The pair had previously gotten engaged in September.
In her Prime Video docuseries, Jesy Nelson: Life Changing, Jesy revealed that she made the decision to end her romance with Zion.
“It is a very traumatic thing we have both been through. I think it’s quite inevitable for things like this to happen to couples. I don’t think it’s a shock that we’ve broken up.
“You’ll either be a team or it’ll tear you apart and unfortunately I feel that’s what it’s done to me and Zion. We still get on, there’s not bad feeling. My main priority is them. I just want to be the best mum with the best energy and positivity possible.
“The house was not like that when we were together. We’re both dealing with this situation completely differently, and together we were clashing. I decided we would be better off apart. It’s hard. It’s just me and mum now.”
Zion also said in the documentary: “I’m not equipped to deal with this. I’m out of my depth; emotionally, physically and mentally. At the moment I’m surviving. I just need to get help.”
After the episode aired, Zion released another statement on social media following backlash over his comments.
He wrote on Instagram: “When I said I was ‘out of my depth’, I wasn’t saying I was walking away from my children or abandoning my responsibilities as a father.
“I was talking about the overwhelming reality of suddenly facing a rare and complex medical diagnosis that I knew nothing about.
“Being out of my depth meant I was learning. It meant I was trying to understand. It never meant I didn’t love my daughters or that I wasn’t going to be there for them. Please don’t mistake vulnerability for abandonment.”
He added: “I love my girls more than words could ever express. They are my world and always will be.”
