Wynne Evans has sparked fears he's split from his new fiancée after deleting his engagement post from Instagram and unfollowing her.
MailOnline can also reveal Liz Brookes no longer follows the former Strictly star, who only proposed to the events company boss last month.
The Welsh opera singer, 53, got down on one knee during a romantic trip to Morocco and documented the gesture on Instagram, posting snaps of him proposing and a close-up of Liz's engagement ring.
He wrote: 'Big news… I got engaged!
'This weekend in Morocco, somewhere between the couscous, the camels, and me limping around the souks like a man with no spatial awareness, I proposed to Liz — and she said yes! (No take-backs, I've checked.)
Wynne Evans has sparked fears he's split from his new fiancée after deleting his engagement post from Instagram and unfollowing her
MailOnline can also reveal Liz Brookes no longer follows the former Strictly star, who only proposed to the events company boss last month
'She's clever, she's kind, she's got excellent taste in men.
'Absolutely no idea how I pulled that off, but here we are! Feeling very lucky, very happy, and just a tiny bit smug.'
However; the picture has now mysteriously disappeared from his account, as have any precious mentions of his fiancée.
Mailonline has approached Wynne's reps for comment.
The couple met in 2024 shortly before his stint on the BBC1 dancing show.
Liz was often sat in the audience for the live shows and shared a sweet snap with him after one performance - saying she was 'proud' of him.
Wynne credited Liz for helping him lose weight before he competed on the series.
Speaking on a podcast last year, the father-of-two gushed: 'I go out running with my girlfriend and stuff and I feel much better for it.'
The couple met in 2024 shortly before his stint on the BBC1 dancing show
Liz owns an events company and it's believed the pair met at a corporate function her firm organised, as Wynne was booked as the entertainment.
Wynne also paid tribute to Liz for helping him through a tough time in his work life, after he was axed by the BBC following his controversial 'spit roast' comment made during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour in January.
Wynne - who is known for the Go Compare ads - was caught on camera seemingly suggesting a three-way sex session with presenter and Strictly professional Janette Manrara.
The comment came at a photocall to launch the Strictly live tour and swiftly earned a rebuke from BBC bosses who told him: 'We will not tolerate such behaviour.'
In May, Wynne broke his silence on his controversial comment as he claimed he was forced to apologise.
He denied it was a sexual jibe about a female presenter and insisted he used the term 'spit roast' as a nickname for fellow contestant Jamie Borthwick.
Wynne also paid tribute to Liz for helping him through a tough time in his work life, after he was axed by the BBC following his controversial 'spit roast' comment made during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour in January
The opera singer confirmed in May the BBC will not be renewing his one-year rolling contract following a four-month investigation following the inappropriate comments made during his time on Strictly.
He has since set up his own independent radio show which streams live on his website, following the end of his breakfast show on BBC Radio Wales.
Wynne was previously married to wife seven years, Tanwen — the mum of his two kids.
He revealed the 2016 breakup left him clinically depressed and he ballooned to 22 stone.
The singer said he struggled with dating apps when he was single and many women only wanted to meet him because he was Gio Compario from the comparison site adverts.
On his mental state following his divorce, he said: 'I had very dark thoughts and very dark days where I would contemplate all sorts of terrible things.
'I think it's obvious what I'm saying, but I don't want to say it because some people find it distressing. I'm fine to talk about it now, but at that time nothing would help me.
'I wanted my life to be over and I did some stupid things.'
Wynne was previously married to wife seven years, Tanwen — the mum of his two kids (Wynne pictured in 2015)
