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Jeremy McConnell likes Stephanie Davis' sexy lingerie photo wholesale sexy swimwear just hours after they spark reconciliation rumours on family day out - as she reveals she's having 3D Lipo

Yesterday Online was first to reveal images showing wholesale fashion dresses the pair with beaming smiles as they were spotted out and about in Stephanie's home town Liverpool

I think we take our bodies for cute lace underwear granted. I never would of looked in the mirror before having my little boy and realised just what mine could produce. A pure miracle. Even though I'm so proud of what my body created, I must admit I've been missing what it was before. Now Caben is here, I'm really looking forward to working on getting as much of my pre baby body back as possible in a safe and healthy way!

They ended their joint social media snub earlier this month and now hunky Jez has reignited rumours the pair are getting back together by choosing to click the love heart icon next to Steph's picture

Former soap star Steph chose to upload a throwback shot showing her in a revealing black leotard with see-through panels on the sides as she revealed she would soon undergo 3D Lipo to tone up post-pregnancy

The outfit gave a flash of her cleavage with its low-cut neckline as she stares into the camera and teases her hair into a pony tail

InstagramAlongside the snap proud mum Steph, who gave birth to adorable Caben Albi last month, revealed she would soon be having lipo to help her tone up

She posted: "I think we take our bodies for granted. I never would of looked in the mirror before having my little boy and realised just what mine could produce. A pure miracle

XposureYesterday we exclusively reported how Celebrity Big Brother star Jeremy has no immediate plans to return to Dublin after spending a blissful few weeks with his ex-girlfriend and their son

The Irish model, who turned 27 yesterday, jetted to Liverpool over a week ago when six-week-old baby Caben-Albi was taken ill - and pals say he has no plans to go back to Ireland