Chloe Brockett posted a loved-up snap with her boyfriend Jack Fincham on Saturday as she continues to stand by him after he was freed on bail as he appeals his six week jail sentence for a dog attack.

The TOWIE star has not left the side of the former Love Islander, 32, who was jailed for six weeks on Wednesday after his dog Elvis bit a runner in north Kent.

Since being released on bail, he has been spotted out and about in EsSєx with his on-and-off girlfriend, who sobbed in court when he pleaded guilty this week.

And now, she has made her support for him widely known as she shared a cosy selfie with her 412,000 followers.

She posted a picture of the couple cuddling in bed, alongside the caption: ‘Love you then @jack_charlesf’. 

It comes just four days after she shared a picture of the duo enjoying themselves at Champneys spa resort in Hampshire.

Chloe Brockett posted a loved-up snap with her boyfriend Jack Fincham on Saturday as she continues to stand by him as he appeals his six week jail sentence for a dog attack

It comes just four days after she shared a picture of the duo enjoying themselves at Champneys spa resort in Hampshire

They seemed as smitten as ever as they posed for a snap in fluffy white robes while sipping on champagne. 

Chloe wrote in her caption:  The best time at @champneysspas forest mere with my❤️’.

Chloe decalred she and Jack were back together in December 2024, after a turbelent few months that her saw her previously take to social media to condemn the Love Island star for ‘refusing to pay bills’ in the house they share.

In late November, Chloe wrote: ‘Me and Jack are no longer in a relationship, carrying the weight of a 32-year-old who refuses to pay any bills has become somewhat tiresome.

‘Girls, remember to never settle. Always bites you in the backside.’

But before long, Chloe deleted the Instagram story and told fans what she said was ‘untrue and in anger’.

Retracting her original statement, she wrote: ‘Hey guys. I shouldn’t have wrote what I said yesterday, it was untrue and said in anger. From now on I’m going to keep my private life, private. Choose to remain classy in every situation and not air my own dirty laundry. Happy Sunday guys x.’

The latest split less than a month after they reunited following another temporary split.

Jack won the 2018 series of the ITV2 show Love Island with Dani Dyer but his career has not quite flourished in the same way as Dani’s in the six years since.

Since being released on bail, he has been spotted out and about in EsSєx with his on-and-off girlfriend, who sobbed in court when he pleaded guilty this week

Fincham appeared at Southend-on-Sea Magistrates’ Court facing two counts of being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog on Wednesday 

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This week Jack immediately lodged an appeal following his sentencing at Southend Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.

It came as MailOnline revealed how it was Richard Sudell, 42, who was set upon the reality TV star’s out-of-control dog Elvis near his home in Swanley, Kent, in September 2022.

The married father-of-two lives in a £760,000 house he purchased two years ago with his wife Sulinder Kaur Sudell, 49, on the same road as Fincham.

Fincham appeared at Southend-on-Sea Magistrates’ Court facing two counts of being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog on Wednesday.

The 32-year-old pleaded guilty to the charges, which included a separate incident involving a woman occurring in Grays, EsSєx, in June 2024, although no injury was reported on that occasion.

The former TOWIE regular was sentenced to six-weeks behind bars after the judge determined handing Fincham a further suspended sentence was not appropriate.

When the verdict was read out on Wednesday, his glamorous on-and-off girlfriend Chloe Brockett burst into tears and was ushered out of the court room by his relatives who were also in attendance.

Fincham originally sH๏τ to fame after winning the 2018 iteration of reality TV show Love Island alongside Dani Dyer , daughter of actor Danny Dyer

One neighbour, who did not wish to be named, said: ‘I’m a bit nervous of dogs anyway, but it is a scary looking dog’ 

Fincham previously came under fire from his Instagram followers for purchasing the dog from Russia in 2021 because of its cropped ears

But the former pen salesman has since appealed his prison sentence and has been granted bail pending its outcome.

He was later seen kissing his TOWIE partner outside a supermarket as they strolled hand-in-hand along a street in EsSєx after the trial.

As Fincham walks free on bail after the dog attack trial, neighbours living on the same road as his family home have described the large Cane Corso as ‘scary’, whilst revealing they had not seen the disgraced dog owner for some time.

One neighbour, who did not wish to be named, said: ‘I’m a bit nervous of dogs anyway, but it is a scary looking dog.’

‘He’s quite an intimidating looking dog.’

‘I was always quite glad I was at the other end of the road because it’s quite a boisterous dog,’ the neighbour continued, quipping how it was a dog breed that you would be nervous to have ‘around children’.

‘It’s a fair sized dog I would say and it was the appearance was not very nice,’ they added.

Another neighbour, who is also a dog owner, said: ‘He looks like a fighting dog, a bully faced dog – Elvis I think.

Chloe decalred she and Jack were back together in December 2024, after a turbelent few months

Fincham had been due to appear on a boxing card in Harrow at the start of March

Are Cane Corso dogs banned in UK? 

– Cane Corso dogs are currently not banned under UK law, but are considered a ‘status dog’.

– A status dog is one which is considered aggressive or potentially dangerous and is often used a show of wealth or as intimidation.

– Whilst not illegal to own, Cane Corsos can be dangerous without proper training and handling. 

– Cane Corsos, which are typically used as guard dogs, are not recognized by the UK Kennel Club.

– The breed can grow as large as 50kg and be used to hunt and herd livestock. 

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‘I think my husband met the dog we’re talking about when he took our dog for a walk.

‘I think he does take orders, but maybe at that time of the attack he didn’t see what happened.

The resident believed Fincham had moved away out of the property but his parents still lived on the road.

She added: ‘I think after that incident every time I saw the dog he was on the lead, so since that incident I haven’t seen the dog loose.’

When Fincham’s Cane Corso attacked and bit the runner in September 2022, the victim was originally willing to accept an apology and a caution.

As a result, the 32-year-old would have to engage in a course on responsible dog ownership and abide by three conditions – keep the dog on a lead, for the canine to wear a muzzle when outside and for the animal not to be left alone with under 16s.

However, there was another incident in June 2024, where Elvis grabbed the leg and ‘applied pressure’ to the calf of a woman.

The incident transpired when Fincham was three months into his suspended sentence, which he had been given for drug driving.

The court also heard that pH๏τos were posted by Fincham on Facebook showing he had taken Elvis to a pub in Kent, without a muzzle or a lead on, in breach of his conditions.

At the time Fincham claimed that because the pub was dog-friendly he did not think it would be an issue.

Ms Anne Wade said on sentencing: ‘Some responsibility has been taken for his actions and note some compliance with probation.’

Should Fincham comply by the three stipulations following his release, his dog can be returned to him, the court also ruled.

Speaking afterwards, Sergeant Alex Watkins said: ‘Owners have to take responsibility for their dogs, and on these occasions this dog was dangerously out of control.

‘On both occasions the owner was given a chance to rectify their behaviour with words of advice and a conditional caution – however failed to do so, resulting in this sentencing.

‘I thank both victims for their courage during this investigation.’

Fincham, who was already serving a suspended sentence for a previous driving offence, was also asked to pay £3680 to the courts, which included a £200 compensation fee to Robert Sudell and a £50 compensation fee to a second victim.

A payment plan was set up for Fincham to pay £400 per month upon release from jail.

This latest controversy is another legal blow for the former reality star, who previously sparked a backlash for importing Elvis from Russia in 2021 due to the dog’s cropped ears – an illegal practice in the UK. 

Animal rights group PETA slammed Fincham at the time, urging him to use his platform to speak out against cruelty.

Despite the criticism, Fincham had publicly defended his pet, recently sharing a pH๏τo on Instagram with the caption: ‘My best friend in the whole world. Have a story to tell you very soon. Sometimes I think this country is done honestly.’