He has reportedly gone his separate ways from villa love interest Sophie Piper.
And Connor Durman looked in good spirits as the newly-single star enjoyed a night out with Love Island co-stars Callum Jones and Jamie Clayton in Manchester on Saturday.
The coffee bean salesman, 25, grinned as he larked about with Callum, 24, and Jamie, 28, after starring on the first ever winter series of Love Island.
Banter: Connor Durman looked in good spirits as the newly-single star enjoyed a night out with Love Island co-stars Callum Jones and Jamie Clayton in Manchester on Saturday
All over: The sighting comes weeks after it was claimed Connor and Sophie had split just six months after leaving the villa (pictured in February)
Connor looked dapper in an orange Louis Vuitton shirt and black joggers, paired with monochrome trainers as he strolled.
Callum Jones, who is a romance with Molly Smith donned a pinstripe shirt and jeans while Jamie wore a white tee, black joggers and a khaki green jacket.
The star looked happier than ever as they enjoyed their night out in the city before heading home.
The sighting comes after Sophie and Connor’s split was reported last month.
Fun: The coffee bean salesman, 25, grinned as he larked about with Callum, 24, and Jamie, 28, after starring on the first ever winter series of Love Island
Banter: Connor looked dapper in an orange Louis Vuitton shirt and black joggers, paired with monochrome trainers as he strolled
The admin assistant, 21, and hunky Connor met and fell for each over during the winter version of the ITV2 series in January this year, with the duo said to have taken things slowly once they got home.
However, amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s reported that the pair haven’t seen each other since lockdown began and that they never even made their romance ‘official’.
A source told The Sun: ‘Things just fizzled out. They never even went official.’
Yay: Connor and Callum looked delighted as they larked about in the street
Fun: The stars looked over the moon as they enjoyed their night on the town
Lads: The stars looked dapper as they chatted with friends in the street
They continued: ‘It just didn’t have a chance to get started because of lockdown and they both agreed it was better to just stay friends.’
When Connor was dumped from the South African villa, the pair vowed to continue their relationship once they got both got back to the UK.
However, things were not meant to be as they never got around to officially becoming boyfriend and girlfriend.
Split: The admin assistant, 21, and the coffee bean salesman met and fell for each over during the winter version of the ITV2 series in January this year, with the duo said to have taken things slowly once they got home
MailOnline have contacted Sophie’s representatives for comment.
In February, Sophie insisted that she was not in a relationship with her reality co-star beau during a radio interview on Will Njobvu’s radio show on Capital XTRA alongside fellow evictee Leanne Amaning.
‘No we are not together at all!’ she declared. ‘We are just seeing each other! It’s a situation-ship. I will get to know him, go on dates with him.’
Sophie, whose sister is Rochelle Humes, added: ‘He’s met both of my sisters at Aftersun the other day. I’ve met his sister. They think he’s lovely. They approve.’
Never got started: amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s reported that the pair haven’t seen each other since lockdown began and that they never even made their romance ‘official’
Meanwhile, Connor was said to have denied the pair were on the rocks back in March, hinting that they were set to move in together.
Elsewhere, it was recently announced that the TV series won’t be airing another winter edition in 2021.
The summer 2020 series was cancelled in May due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and bosses at the channel recently announced that the next series of the ITV2 dating show won’t be for another year.
‘Love Island UK will return bigger and better than ever with an extended run in summer 2021,’ ITV announced in a statement to MailOnline.
Still friends? A source told The Sun : ‘Things just fizzled out. They never even went official’ (pictured in February)
The axing of both the summer 2020 series and a winter series in early 2021 is in large part down to the coronavirus pandemic, with restrictions on travel and filming causing huge issues for the show.
Pre-production on the winter 2021 series was scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, but with so many quarantine and social distancing measures still in place, it’s thought it wouldn’t be possible to fly cast and crew to location and work safely.
Instead producers are keen to focus on one bumper season of the show next summer, which will likely return to Mallorca, after the winter 2020 series took place in South Africa.
Happier times: ‘It just didn’t have a chance to get started because of lockdown and they both agreed it was better to just stay friends’ (pictured in the villa in January)