Reality TV couple take major step in their relationship amid ongoing feud with TV star ex – and she won't be happy
Love Island star Abi Moores and her MAFS hunk boyfriend Nathan Campbell have been dating since February of this year but now they look set to make things even more official with a huge gesture.
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The Sun can exclusively reveal the pair will be moving in together in a plush pad in West London.
Their decision to take things up a gear comes amid the ongoing jibes from Nathan's MAFS ex Lacey which exploded at this year's National Reality TV Awards.
A source told The Sun: "Things have been going really well for Abi and Nathan since they started dating earlier this year and so moving in together felt like a natural step.
"They are already expecting to have some reaction from Nathan's ex Lacey and her constant jibes on social media but they don't care what she thinks.
"Abi and Nathan know they are the real deal and can't wait to be living together under the same roof.
"Having their own luxury pad together means they can block out all of the noise and get on with their lives."
The couple look set to make the big move this weekend with plans to share updates on their new home across their social media channels.
News of their big move comes after they had an awkward run-in with Nathan's MAFS ex Lacey at the NRTAs.
Onlookers were left stunned when Lacey appeared to launch into a huge rant about Nathan in front of their co-stars in which she continually insisted she was "living in his head rent-free".
One eyewitness told The Sun: "It was clear there was no love lost between them and even Lacey's co-stars were stunned as she went on a sweary rant about her ex."
MAFS UK's Nathan reveals first date with Love Island star Abi Moores almost ended in disaster as they go public with romance
The Sun previously told how Nathan and Abi were kept apart from Lacey inside the ceremony after being seated on different tables.
As Nathan cosied up to his girlfriend, organisers were forced to separate him from Lacey by seating him on a different table.
A source told The Sun: "Lacey and Nathan had to be kept away from each other at the National Reality TV Awards.
"It was chaos as he was supposed to be on the MAFS table but she wouldn't have sat there if he was there.
"He was all over his girlfriend Abi, so they had to be sat at a separate table."
Nathan made Abi his girlfriend earlier this year with a lavish proposal as well as presenting her with a stunning ring - in a scene that would not look out of place for an official engagement.
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