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Brendan McFadden

Emily Atack says she doesn't want people to feel sorry for her being single

Emily Atack says she is refusing to be pitied over her relationship status after her split from her film producer ex boyfriend Rob Jowers five months ago.

The TV presenter, 30, revealed on Twitter yesterday that she is sick of people constantly asking her how she is 'still single' - but conceded she knew they probably mean well.

She wrote: "People constantly say to me 'how are you still single!?' - I think they mean well & that's cool.

"Being single shouldn't be seen as negative!

"I became single by choice. Let's stop making women feel like they're failing if they aren't in a relationship!"

The TV presenter complained that she is sick of people constantly asking her how she is 'still single' (Instagram)

The split reportedly came after Emily's family convinced her that she wanted different things in life to Rob, after an "extravagant" first six months.

Insiders also told the Daily Mail at the time of the break up that they split after deciding they weren't right for each other.

A source said: "Emily and Rob were enjoying a honeymoon phase in their relationship with lots of fancy dates and extravagant weekends abroad.

"But when the dust settled they realised it just wasn't right. The split was mutual and they are both really sad about it and remain friends...

"Emily's enjoying one of the busiest times in her career so wants to give all she can to the exciting work opportunities coming her way... She's throwing herself into upcoming projects and remains positive."

The couple first went public in April last year, following Emily's stint on I'm A Celebrity.

They met at Jack Whitehall's BRIT Awards after-party.

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