Love Island’s Arabella Chi wows in blue lingerie after Niall Horan ‘slid into her DMs’

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LOVE Island’s Arabella Chi stuns as she wears bright blue lingerie to reveal her trim figure.

Looking like this the blonde beauty, 29, must have many admirers and one has made himself known.

Arabella Chi showed off her incredible figure in a blue lingerie set

Singer Niall Horan, 26, made advances at the model with direct messages to her on Instagram.

But a source said that Arabella “doesn’t want to get involved with anyone.”

It isn’t the first time the Irish musician has reached out to the leggy reality star as he contacted her also when she left the Love Island villa last July.

The new advances come after Arabella split from fellow Love Islander Wes Nelson, 22, last month, after nine months together.

Niall Horan ‘slid into her DMs’ after she broke up with Wes Nelson last month
Her split from Wes Nelson came after nine months of dating
The break-up came just months after they decided to move in together

The hitmaker is said to have contacted the TV personality only a week after her break up from Wes.

However things don’t look hopeful for the Irish musician as Arabella “doesn’t want to get involved with anyone” since her split from Wes in April – but hopes she can be “friends” with Niall.

“Arabella doesn’t want to get involved with him or anyone else at the moment as her breakup from Wes is still fresh.

“Niall has clearly been interested in Arabella for a long time now and waited until she was single again to approach her.

“But she’s hoping they can be friends and even meet up once the lockdown is over, as it would still be good to catch-up in person.”

Sources claim Arabella is not looking for anyone new

Niall Horan recently released his second solo record, Heartbreak Weather, and said that the split in December 2018 was the inspiration behind it.

He said: “I had just gone through a break-up, which helps when it comes to writing songs, I guess. It helps vent the emotions.

“Going through heartbreak helped write the ballads, even some of the happy songs, the sad songs that are dressed up as happy songs sometimes.”