The couple split earlier this month.
Former Celebrity Big Brother contestant Andrew Brady has released a lengthy statement about his split from Caroline Flack.
The couple called time on their whirlwind romance earlier this month, two months after Andrew popped the question.
In the post, which he shared to Twitter on Saturday, he addressed the claims that he had cheated on an ex-girlfriend with the Love Island host.
He began:
“I would like to issue a statement as I believe stories, half truths and lies have been circulated in the media by various parties and are to a large extent inaccurate.
“This was at times before and during my relationship with Caroline. But I do not believe Caroline was party to this. One ex-girlfriend and another girl have chosen to go to the press to divulge stories that were embellished.
“For the record I saw one for a few dates and one for a number of weeks. Lack of trust was a major factor in my decision to end these short relationships.”
He said that this has “proven to be a good decision” as he claimed both women “sold stories on me,” adding: “I hope they now have closure and can move on.”
The former Apprentice contestant went on to say how his relationship with Caroline will always be important to him.
He continued:
“We were deeply in love, as proven by the level of commitment from the early stage of our relationship.
“For reasons personal to us, we mutually decided it was going to be very difficult to sustain a long term relationship, but was more about our personalities than our actions.”
Love and respect always,
Andrew Brady x pic.twitter.com/0fJ6ucaRl8
— Andrew Brady (@itsandrewbrady) July 28, 2018
He sent his regards to her family and parents, who had made him “feel special and part of their family,” before saying he wished his ex fiancée “every happiness”.
He continued:
“I am far from perfect.
“But I have learned a great lesson in how those human imperfections can be blown out of all proportion.”
Ending the note, he said that he was trying to do his best to move on and put all of the stress behind him.
