LOVE Island star Faye Winter has struggled with "difficult" days amid her heartbreaking break-up with Teddy Soares.
The 27-year-old pulled out of a work commitment last night, telling fans her "feelings" wouldn't let her travel into London.
Faye stayed home with her dog Bonnie instead as she battled her emotions.
A source told The Sun: “Faye is doing her best to stay super positive - her career is at an all time high and she’s working on a number of projects that are extremely close to her heart. That said, she’s only human and has her good and bad days.
“Yesterday was difficult for Faye personally, so she felt London was too much of a challenge and decided to stay at home with gorgeous Bonnie.
"She was absolutely gutted to miss it… animals are her passion and she was so excited to attend but she will be back in London in no time and has a number of exciting announcements on the horizon.”
Faye has since spoken out about her decision not to attend the BBC Earth Experience premiere.
She said she was feeling "much better" - and everyone should "normalise saying no".
Faye and Teddy decided to end their 18-month relationship last month after crisis talks broke down.
The couple met during the 2021 series of Love Island but have now moved out of the £1million mansion they lived in together.
Faye had been due to walk the red carpet at a special BBC Earth Experience premiere but decided to give it a miss and stayed at home.
Instead, the reality star wrapped up warm, put up her hood and took her pet dog Bonnie for a walk in the rain.
Taking to Instagram, former lettings manager Faye shared a selfie which she snapped during her little outing into the woods.
Opening her heart to fans, she wrote: "Was meant to be in London today for the BBC Planet Earth premiere but my feelings aren't letting me today.
"So muddy, rainy dog walks it is and I'm not going to let myself feel bad for it."
Teddy, a former senior financial consultant, has remained tight-lipped on the situation.
However, on Tuesday, Teddy broke his silence and simply told his Instagram followers: "Taking time but we're getting there."
