Lauren Goodger and her new fella are living together after just three weeks of dating, reports say.
Lauren, 34, initially kept her romance with Charles Drury, 23, who briefly dated Katie Price last year, under wraps, before revealing his face and going Instagram official.
And the pair aren't shy on social media either, both making gushing confessions of adoration for the other.
Now it's said that they've even shacked up together in Lauren's Essex pad.
"Charles has moved into her Essex home and they're really loved up," an insider told The Sun.
"She's head over heels for him - friends can't believe how fast she's fallen for him. Everyone's hoping she's finally found The One."
It's also been reported that the new couple have an eye on the future, with a source telling Closer that Lauren reckons she and Charles could make her baby dreams a reality.
After Charles stuck up for her on social media, the source claimed, Lauren's taken it as a very positive sign.
"Lauren's wanted to settle down and have kids for years. Now that she's found Charles, she's really hoping it could become a reality," they said.
"She feels heartbroken that there are still people out there trying to destroy her baby dream by writing such vicious comments."
"It's been secretly really upsetting her, but she's holding on to the fact that Charles has made it clear he shares her mindset," the insider added.
"She's feeling really happy at the moment."
A troll had taken aim at Lauren over their age gap, insisting she's "begging marriage and kids."
Charles was having none of it, coming back: "Age means nothing when you meet someone with a beautiful soul that makes you happy & brings you nothing but positivity to your life… She might want those things as do I & when the time’s right who knows, they might happen."
And Lauren's even branded Charles the "best looking" fella she's ever laid eyes on.
Mirror Online has reached out to Lauren's rep for comment.
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