As Maya Jama and Stormzy reunite, we ask three women why they gave their ex another chance
Chris got a job at a restaurant and started going out a lot, and I was getting increasingly more insecure and anxious about him going out and staying out all night with the guys from his work. I tried to talk to him, but he didn’t want to hear it, and as much as I loved him I knew I loved myself more and I couldn’t keep being hurt. The day after we broke up, I drove him to the airport and put him on a plane back to the Western Isles in Scotland, where his parents were living at the time.
“Our lives are a testament to the adage ‘right person, wrong time’. The time Chris and I spent apart reinforced our love for one another.” Chris arrived on 25th March 2020 with a gym bag stuffed full of clothes and never left. We bought our first house in August 2020 in the Devon town of Totnes, renovated it and sold it when I was 8 months pregnant in July 2022. We’re now engaged, have a one year old Flynn, a border collie Riley, and we're in the process of renovating our second home.
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