JESS Glynne sent her fans absolutely wild with a cryptic snap on social media.
The Take Me Home singer left her fans guessing after her romance with Alex Scott was revealed.
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Jess, 33, took to Instagram as she shared a simple silhouette shot of her hand – complete with her signature long nails – clasping two rose branches.
The Real Love hitmaker mysteriously held up the flowers against a plain grey wall.
Details of the purpose were purposely left sparse as she did not write any caption on the shot.
Followers soon flooded the comments section in their droves as they thought it could be a nod to her new romance.
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One fan exclaimed: “Alex scott
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Another excitedly asked: “Is it THE rose?”
“Give us deets girl,” wrote a third.
And a fourth added: “Early jesss!!!! 
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This comes after The Sun revealed that the 38-year-old football pundit and telly presenter is in a relationship pop star.
The ex-England and Arsenal footballer has been quietly seeing the superstar singer for the past two months.
The pair enjoyed a series of dates before and after the Women’s World Cup.
And on Tuesday night, the couple partied alongside David and Victoria Beckham at their exclusive Netflix documentary premiere after-party at The Twenty Two in West London.
A friend said: “Alex and Jess have been a slow burn and they didn’t want to rush things or go public too soon.
“But they’re officially an item now and seem really happy. They are both strong, independent women with a shared passion and respect of their respective careers, supporting one another from the sidelines.
“It’s still early days for them, but they’ve met one another’s mates and everyone is super-happy for them.”
The pair were previously pictured together side-by-side as they watched the tennis at Wimbledon in July, but they’ve reportedly grown closer since then.
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