Dr Alex George: Last News

Dr Alex George allegedly cheated on his girlfriend Ellie Hecht at least four times before their split.The former Love Island star's sudden split from the stunning barrister after a year of dating was revealed earlier this month. However, it has now been claimed that the 31 year old "sexted a number of women during their relationship" before "ending their relationship and leaving her homeless with their dog".The Sun has gone on to claim that Alex "cheated on Ellie early on in their relationship, but she chose to forgive him and move on" – but things ultimately did not work out for the pair.

Former Love Island star Dr Alex George has shared a loving tribute to his late brother Llŷr to mark his 21st birthday. Dr Alex, 30, shared the heartbreaking post of a video of memories and touching words to his 2 million Instagram followers. Llŷr was just 19 years old when he took his own life in July 2020.The video shared a selection of family memories including Llŷr swimming, walking down the road and playing with the family dog at Christmas.

Dr Alex George has reportedly called it quits on his relationship with girlfriend Ellie Hecht after dating for a year.The Love Island star and A&E doctor, 31, appeared to have finally found love in the barrister and had posted a number of adorable glimpses into their life as a couple over the last 12 months including homing a puppy named Freddie, which she has kept. But friends of the star have since revealed that despite trying "everything" to make the relationship work, they found it impossible.

Dr Alex George has reportedly called it quits on his relationship with girlfriend Ellie after dating for a year according to friends, reports have claimed.The Love Island star and A&E doctor, 31, appeared to have finally found love in his barrister belle and had posted a number of adorable glimpses into their life as a couple over the last 12 months.The pair first embarked on their romance in January 2021 and later posted plenty of snaps on their Instagram pages, but they didn't make things official until June. Sadly, a source has now claimed that despite trying "everything" to make their relationship work, they found it impossible.

Dr Alex George has hit back at a troll who claimed he wasn’t “fit” to be a doctor as he takes medication to help manage his mental health.The doctor and former Love Island contestant has been open about taking medication for anxiety and last year started the hashtag #PostYourPill, which encourages people to share photos of the medication they take to fight mental health stigma. However, it seems not all feedback to Alex’s campaign has been positive.Taking to Instagram, the doctor - who first found fame on Love Island in 2018 - has shared a photo of himself with his medication and hit back at a commenter who suggested that receiving treatment for his mental health leaves him unfit to do his job. In the caption, Alex wrote: “POST YOUR PILL Yesterday I received a message saying that because I was a doctor who needs support and treatment for their mental health, that I am not fit to do my job.

Dr Alex George has shared a moving Christmas Day message, sharing his support for “anyone who has lost a loved one” after the death of his brother Llŷr last year. Llŷr was just 19 years old when he took his own life in July 2020 and in his post, Dr Alex noted that while Christmas is a joyous time, it can be difficult for people who are grieving.The post, shared as a picture on Instagram, read: “Christmas is a time of joy and celebration.

Dr Alex George has bravely revealed he is taking medication to treat his anxiety. In a candid post shared to his Instagram on Saturday 27 November, the former Love Island star, who recently shared a snap of the final time his family was "whole" after the death of his brother, shared an image of the pill he takes in his hand.The 30 year old went on to reveal how he didn't take medication "for years" due to the fear of being judged but was now "proud" to be treating his anxiety.

Dr Alex George has given a glimpse inside his stunning 'dream' London penthouse with gorgeous views from his huge roof terrace. The former Love Island star, who recently shared a heartbreaking image of the final time his family was 'whole' after the death of brother Llyr, revealed how he has bought his 'dream home' and shared a tour to his 110,000 YouTube subscribers.

Dr Alex George has spoken out about the anti-semitic abuse his new girlfriend has faced online, saying that "things need to change".The former Love Island star hit back at 'disgusting' trolls who attacked new girlfriend Ellie Hecht after he shared a picture of them on a date. Posting to his Instagram story, the mental health ambassador shared a few examples of nasty messages Ellie had received since they went public.

Ranvir Singh broke down in tears on Tuesday's Lorraine as she told Dr Alex George she thought he was "amazing" for the way he has dealt with his brother's tragic death. Former Love Island star Dr Alex lost his brother Llyr a year ago to suicide and spoke about how his family had been coping with their loss on Lorraine, where he often appears to give medical advice.The A&E doctor's younger brother was just 19 when he died and presenter Ranvir, who is standing in for Lorraine Kelly, was overcome with emotion as she heard his family's story.

Dr Alex George has shared a heartbreaking tribute to his brother Llŷr on the first anniversary of his death. Llŷr tragically died by suicide at the age of 19 last July, with former Love Island star Alex since becoming a Youth Mental Health Ambassador for the UK government.The 30 year old has now penned the tribute to his younger brother on social media, sharing a sweet photo of the brothers posing with their parents.

Dr Alex George has spoken out about how his relationship with food took a turn as he prepared to take part in the fourth series of Love Island.The 30 year old, who recently took a break from work after a "long and hard year", opened up on how he went on a restricted diet and exercised "excessively" for five months before going on the popular ITV dating programme in 2018. Speaking on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast, the reality star explained that he cut out "everything" besides "basic components that would make me lean and lose weight." He went on to address how often and how long he would spend doing both cardio and weight exercises to ensure he got to his goal weight in time for the show.

He's been working tirelessly on the NHS frontline for the past year, and now Dr Alex George has revealed he's taking a well-earned break from work to recharge his batteries.The television personality, who shared his COVID-19 vaccination experience, said the last year has taken its toll on him and he's having a week off to recuperate.The 30 year old took to Instagram to share the news with his followers, alongside a picture of himself sat at home on his sofa. He began: "It's been a bit of an up and down week.

Dr Alex George has opened up about how he’s coped following the sad passing of his younger brother, Llŷr, last July.The former Love Island star appeared on ITV’s Lorraine to help launch the show’s new ‘HEADucation’ initiative, set up to help tackle the rising issue of children’s mental health. And speaking about how his own mental health has been impacted in the last twelve months as he dealt with grief on top of the pressures of lockdown, Alex, 30, said: “It’s been hard, hasn’t it? It was so left field.

When we speak to Dr Alex George he is having a rare day off from A&E. However, the past week have been a “whirlwind” so although he is hoping to get out for a walk in the snow, he is, for now, spending the morning discussing his new appointment, the government’s new youth mental health ambassador with OK! VIP members.

Dr Alex George lives alone in London where he is renting an incredible two-bedroom flat with its own stunning mezzanine level and unique open plan living space.Thanks to social media, fans have been able to take a sneak peek around the home the NHS doctor returns to after a shift at the hospital. Let’s take a look inside… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

After tragically losing his brother Llŷr to suicide in July 2020, Dr Alex George has shared a post about his experience with grief.The NHS frontline worker, who recently got the Covid-19 vaccine, took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message about the loss of his brother. Alongside a picture of himself in his work uniform, the 30 year old wrote: "Grief hits you like a brick at times.

Dr Alex George has candidly revealed he had “no clue” his brother Llŷr was struggling with his mental health before he tragically took his own life last year. Love Island star Alex, 30, revealed he felt “the most indescribable physical pain” when he discovered his brother had died aged 19.

Dr Alex George has said he feels "quite emotional" after announcing he's had the coronavirus jab.The 30 year old, who recently admitted he worried people would doubt his skills as a doctor if he shared mental health struggles, took to his Instagram feed to share the news with his 1.5million followers.The former Love Island star posted a snap of himself in his blue scrubs with one sleeve rolled up to show a small red mark from where he got the vaccination. Alex appeared cheery as he put a thumbs up for the camera and appeared to smile behind his blue medical face mask.

It's been a difficult year for many with the global pandemic, and with the new mutant variation spread of coronavirus, Dr Alex George has said his hospital is "pretty rough at the moment." The former Love Island star, who opened up about his 'tough' first Christmas since losing his brother, took to Instagram to update his followers about the situation at his hospital in Lewisham in London. Alex, 30, posted a snap of himself in full PPE gear, complete with a face mask, face shield and protective gloves.

Dr Alex George has candidly revealed how this Christmas will be “very difficult” for him, following the death of his brother Llŷr earlier this year.The Love Island star and A&E doctor, 30, announced the tragic news that he lost his brother to mental health in July this year. And, nearly six months on, Alex admits he thinks he will never get over the death of his brother.