The series finale of Made In Chelsea gave fans a glimpse into what the stars of the show are up to in lockdown, with filming being cut short.
And for Emily Blackwell, the global pandemic has solidified her relationship with Harvey Armstrong, but left things unresolved with his ex, her pal Sophie ‘Habbs’ Habboo.
Emily and Harvey are now official, seemingly thriving in lockdown after Habbs and Miles Nazaire moved out of their London flat.
Lockdown official: The global pandemic has solidified Made In Chelsea star Emily Blackwell’s relationship with Harvey Armstrong
Since the UK has been in lockdown, the couple have posted loved-up videos to Instagram looking cosy as they embark on forced-domestic bliss.
Elsewhere, Habbs is in lockdown with Jamie Laing, her current boyfriend.
She and Emily clashed during series 19 after Harvey – who was in a longterm relationship with Habbs years ago – began to show a romantic interest in Emily.
Emily was reluctant to take things forward with him, sure to speak to Habbs about it first. Yet Habbs stated in no uncertain terms that it would mean the end of their friendship.
In limbo: But this has left things unresolved with Harvey’s ex, and Emily’s pal Sophie ‘Habbs’ Habboo
Equally, Harvey tried to ask Habbs’ ‘permission’ to ask Emily out, to which she reacted emotionally.
Things were still terse between the trio when we last saw them, with lockdown presumably driving a deeper wedge between them.
Emily told MailOnline a few weeks ago: ‘This series I’ve been the most involved than I ever have been. So there’s a lot to come. It’s been really good fun, I am really enjoying it.’
Going strong: Emily and Harvey are now official, seemingly thriving in lockdown
No! Harvey tried to ask Habbs’ ‘permission’ to ask Emily out, to which she reacted emotionally
She admitted, however, that ‘it’s hard putting your life on TV’ and added: ‘As long as I stay true to myself, and make sure I am me, I’m okay.’
Habbs and Jamie appeared at the end of the MIC finale on Monday night to thank the NHS for all they’re doing during the COVID-19 crisis.
Jamie was seen saying: ‘We just wanted to take a second to thank all the amazing NHS worker and all the key workers who are risking their lives every single day and looking after us during this difficult time.
‘You guys are without a doubt the true heroes in all of this!
Thriving: Since the UK has been in lockdown, the couple have posted loved-up videos to Instagram looking cosy as they embark on forced-domestic bliss
Habbs added: ‘We’ve had to finish this series a little bit early this year but we’ll be back. We just wanted to say stay safe, stay inside and save lives!’
Due to the show being cut short, six special episodes will be shown, which see different cast members get together virtually each week to revisit a classic Made In Chelsea episode.
Starting weekly from Monday, the first episode will see Jamie, Alex Mytton and Sam Thompson get together online to revisit the episode where rumours of Alex’s infidelity reach a distraught Binky Felstead, leading to a dramatic confrontation.
Isolating: Elsewhere, Habbs is in lockdown with Jamie Laing, her current boyfriend
Drama: Emily was reluctant to take things forward with him, sure to speak to Habbs about it first. Yet Habbs stated in no uncertain terms that it would mean the end of their friendship
Awks: Starting weekly from Monday, six special episodes will be shown; the first will see Alex Mytton watch back the time he cheated on a distraught Binky Felstead, leading to a dramatic confrontation
Meanwhile Sam, finally, thinks he’s met the girl of his dreams in Christiana, until he introduces her to Spencer Matthews.
The episode was originally broadcast six years ago – and the special will see how Alex feels looking back at it.
Made In Chelsea airs on Mondays at 9PM on E4.