They say distance makes the heart grow fonder and that couldn’t be more true for Made In Chelsea stars Sam Prince and Inga Valentiner.
The couple, who we can exclusively reveal have rekindled their romance, couldn’t keep their hands off each other in our shoot!
Sam, 25, started dating Inga, 29, last year. However, a few months into their relationship, they both felt “suffocated” and Inga split from Sam.
She insisted they would “never speak again” – but now they have confirmed to new they are very much back on.
Sam even tells us he couldn’t imagine life without Inga – and he feels like an “idiot” that he ever took her for granted.
Meanwhile, Inga says she decided to give Sam another chance after taking advice from pal Maeva D’Ascanio, 30. Here, the loved-up couple tell us more…
Hi, guys! So you’re giving things another go… What’s different this time around?
Sam: I’ve grown up a bit. I’ve decided what I really want. I wanted Inga to be my girlfriend. I think I was super-lost – it’s in no way an excuse, but it happened. I made mistakes and I treated her badly. And spending time away from each other made me realise how special our relationship was. I took it for granted at the start. And I’m not doing anything wrong to jeopardise that ever again.
Inga, what made you want to give Sam a second chance?
This story is from the October 31, 2022 edition of New UK.
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