If you know us, then you know that every Monday evening you’ll find Grazia tuning in to E4 to catch up on all the latest SW3 drama on Made in Chelsea. For series 28 of Made in Chelsea, it was the on/off relationships that really brought the drama and had us coming back each week for more. There was Ruby Adler and Reza Amiri-Garroussi, Tristan Phipps and Julia Pollard as well as Harvey Armstrong and Zeyno Taylan. But one on/off relationship that was noticeably missing from our screens was Sam and Yasmine's, with fans speculating if the pair had broken up.
While Sam has made a few brief appearances on the show — essentially to reunite James and Jack Taylor after Jack’s friendship with Miles Nazaire threatened Jack’s Godfatherhood to baby Beau, Yasmine has been nowhere to be seen.
Made in Chelsea has given us some of the best on-screen break-ups in history, but sometimes it's the private ones that really get to us. It seems that Yasmine Zweegers and Sam Prince's are-they-aren't-they? romance has finally come to an end. After multiple seasons of fights, break-ups, and make-ups, it has been confirmed that the pair are no longer an item, and while some may be saying they knew it wouldn't last, others were won over by the unlikely pair— who first got together during Made in Chelsea: Corsica.
It has been reported that the couple split up in November 2024, and their podcast All Things Delicious also promptly came to an end following their split.
A source says, 'Sam and Yasmine split up a month ago now. It wasn't a nasty breakup at all, and they still remain good friends.
'Despite the beginning of their relationship being complicated, the couple loved their time together and really value the past year, holidaying and working as a team.
'But they have decided to prioritise their work and individual projects, moving on from their All Things Delicious podcast.'
When Grazia spoke to Yasmine at the launch of Glide at Battersea Power Station last month to ask about her Christmas plans, there was no mention of Sam…
She told us, ‘I’m staying in London for Christmas. I love London at Christmas. I'm actually spending Christmas this year with my family, but and friends, so we’re all combining.
‘It’s going to be a bit sad because normally we do dinner with grandparents but obviously life, unfortunately they’re not here. So I’m spending Christmas with friends and family.’
When we asked what her New Year’s resolutions for 2025 were she said, ‘Loving yourself. Don't think about anyone else, but what's best for you. And live your life like it’s your last day because anything can happen.
‘You need to live in the moment, and you can't think about tomorrow, because there might never be a tomorrow. It's the year of loving yourself. 2025, I’m 25. I think grow, work on yourself.’
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