THERE is enough temptation in chef and food blogger TESS WARD’s day job.
But it turns out her ex has proved even harder to resist than her tasty dishes.
I can reveal cooking’s new girl has got back together with her former lover, now her whirlwind romance with HARRY STYLES has fizzled out.
Tess even spent the weekend with the businessman, who she is yet to publicly name, and woke up in his arms this morning.
A source said: “Harry and Tess haven’t seen each other for a number of weeks. They’re both constantly travelling the world.
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“Tess realised she still had feelings for her ex after splitting from him to date Harry and has apologised to him for her romance with the singer.
“It will take a while for Tess to build back his trust but they have been getting on as normal.
“She was in London this week and met her ex straight away — they’ve been inseparable since.”
Harry devastated fans when he secretly struck up a romance with Tess back in May, after being introduced by mutual pals.
The Sun revealed how they had bonded over their love of fashion and food and had been on a string of dates near Harry’s North London home.
But he has cooled things off with The Naked Diet author Tess to focus on promoting his solo career and new flick Dunkirk.
Tess might want to pick another film to go and watch next time she heads out to the cinema on date night.
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Ed-liner is sheer magic
THE Sun hosted the best party of the glitzy Cannes Lions festival tonight, with international pop superstar ED SHEERAN performing live.
I introduced the king of the hits to the stage before an intimate gathering of just 350 people at the News Chateau in the south of France, four nights before his headline slot on Sunday to a crowd of almost 200,000 revellers at Glastonbury.
Guests at the very special Bizarre gig were also treated to sets from legendary DJ FATBOY SLIM and Virgin Radio’s star host EDITH BOWMAN.
It was most definitely a quality line-up.
Earlier in the week I joined Great British Bake Off champ and Sunday Times columnist CANDICE BROWN for a discussion about the importance of quality journalism in an age of fake news and rampant social media.
And in tomorrow’s Sun you can enjoy my world exclusive interview with Ed himself.
GO TO FACEBOOK.COM/DANWOOTTON FROM 8AM TOMORROW FOR A WORLD EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ED SHEERAN AT CANNES LIONS
Bizbit
STEPS are eager to do their own musical after watching Bat Out of Hell – a brilliant production based on MEAT LOAF’s hits.
The band’s FAYE TOZER said: “We would love to do it as our music lends itself to it.” It would be amazing.
Stormzy leads tribute to Grenfell victims
STORMZY has been hailed for his rap on the SIMON COWELL-led Artists for Grenfell charity song.
He leads off the cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water with lines including: “I refuse to forget you, even though I never met you.
“That could have been my mum’s house . . . now that could have been me up there waving my white plain T up there.”
I’ve dissected the song line by line here . . . now please do your bit and download it.
Grenfell tribute
Intro: Stormzy rap
When you’re weary – Robbie Williams
Feeling small – James Blunt
When tears are in – Rita Ora
Your eyes – Craig David
I will dry them all – Dan (Bastille)
I’m on your side – Liam Payne
When times get rough – Emeli Sande
And friends just can’t be found – Kelly Jones (Stereophonics)
Like a bridge over troubled water – Paloma Faith
I will lay me down – Louis Tomlinson
Like a bridge over troubled water – Labrinth
I will lay me down – Jorja Smith
Rap by WSTRN
When you’re down and out – Leona Lewis
When you’re on the street – Jessie J
When evening falls so hard – James Arthur
I will comfort you – Roger Daltrey
I’ll take your part – Ella Eyre
When darkness comes – Anne-Marie & Ella Henderson
And pain is all around – Louisa Johnson
Like a bridge over troubled water – Robbie Williams, all voices
I will lay me down – James Arthur
Like a bridge over troubled water – Choirs
I will lay me down – Rita Ora
Olly Murs and Louisa Johnson team up
OLLY MURS and LOUISA JOHNSON have joined forces for new track Unpredictable, which is released tomorrow.
The pop duo are friendly rivals in the video for their collaboration, going head-to-head in a game of tennis.
The pair don their best sports gear as they pick up some racquets and knock about a ball or two just two weeks before Wimbledon kicks off.
They should have asked Britain’s No1 ANDY MURRAY, to do a cameo.
Although he might not be in the best mood at the moment after his shock defeat at Queen’s Club.
Bizbit
SHEPPARD release new single Edge Of The Night on Friday – and fans won’t have long to wait to see the Aussie band perform it.
They are at British Summertime Hyde Park on July 2, supporting JUSTIN BIEBER, then on tour with LITTLE MIX.
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Box office
WONDER Woman with GAL GADOT holds on to the top spot for a third week, even though takings slumped by 46 per cent in the heatwave.
The Mummy stays at number two and JOHNNY DEPP’s Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is third.
Casting
GAME of Thrones’ OONA CHAPLIN will star in all four of JAMES CAMERON’s Avatar sequels.
The actress joins returnees ZOE SALDANA, SIGOURNEY WEAVER and SAM WORTHINGTON for the follow-ups which hit cinemas from 2020.
Going solo
THERE’S been war at Star Wars with the directors of the Han Solo spin-off, which stars ALDEN EHRENREICH, being fired halfway through filming.
The decision to axe Phil Lord and Christopher Miller was put down to “different creative visions”.
Run time
DUNKIRK, starring TOM HARDY, opens next month and is one of the summer’s most anticipated movies.
It’s also among the shortest of director CHRISTOPHER NOLAN’s career.
It clocks in at just 107minutes – an entire hour shorter than 2014’s Interstellar.