Wes Nelson welcomes "new start" as he talks about Megan and Dele Alli

Wes Nelson opened his future after the split of fellow Islander Megan Barton-Hanson and his views on his alleged relationship with Tottenham Hotspur star Dele Alli.

Anxious to qualify for the ITV Dancing On Ice Finals, Wes took a break from this busy schedule to take advantage of the BRIT Awards.

Although he was partying separately from the former Megan, who was seen "flirting" with another Love Island star, Sam Bird, Wesley revealed his thoughts on the subject. ;to come up.

Sharing a selfie of it to the British with his 1.6 million Instagram followers, Wes has blown away the changes in his life since the summer of 2018.

Under the caption of the photo, the 20-year-old wrote: "Honestly, this experience is so overwhelming that I always try to understand everything!"

He then discussed his break with Megan and his positive thoughts since the split.

Continuing on Instagram, Wesley wrote: "It's crazy how quickly life changes, and that's just the beginning, from now on."

Earlier in the day, he had spoken to The Sun about rumors that 24-year-old Megan had traded numbers with English footballer Dele Alli during their meeting at the Tape Club in London.

It was reported that Dele "was looking for some fun" after gaffing of his two-year-old model girlfriend.

Megan drew his attention to the club and the two men would have gotten along well. When asked if Megan was going to move on, Wes is said to be "scared" about all of this.

Sending to the Sun, Wesley says, "I'm cold, I'm doing my own thing."

A close relative of Wes revealed that Wes, "wants to know when she starts going out with another guy," but they said, "This is certainly not her style of anger or jealousy" .

With high expectations for Wes to win Dancing On Ice, he now focuses more than ever on his routines with his professional skating partner, Vanessa Bauer, and his thoughts on Megan's love life are in the back of his mind.

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