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Danny Jones is speaking out on a recent cheating controversy.
After he was spotted sharing what appeared to be a kiss with Maura Higgins at a Brit Awards 2025 after-party, the McFly singer publicly apologized to his wife Georgia Horsley and their 7-year-old son Cooper Alf Jones.
"Hello everyone," Danny started the message shared to his Instagram Story March 14. "Sorry it's taken me a while to post this but I've taken some time out to be with those closest to me."
The 39-year-old—who married Georgia in 2014—went on to note that his unspecified actions were not a reflection of how he feels about the model.
"I want to deeply apologise to my wife and family for putting them in this situation," Danny continued. "I love them so much and we'll continue to deal with this privately."
He added, "I love you guys, thank you for your patience, understanding, and support. See you all soon, Danny."
E! News reached out to reps for Maura and Georgia for comment but has not heard back.
Danny first sparked cheating speculation when a video appeared to show him sharing a brief kiss with Maura—who starred alongside him on season 24 of the reality survival show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!—while waiting for an elevator after attending a March 1 after-party for the 2025 Brit Awards at London's 180 Studios.
In the clip, published by The Sun March 2, Maura—rocking stilettos, micro shorts with white frill detailing and a matching blazer top—seemingly leaned in to give Danny a quick kiss while standing in the lobby of the building. Shortly after, the musician—wearing a black suit and white button-down shirt—appeared to return the gesture.
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And while Maura has yet to address the moment publicly, the Love Island alum—who called it quits with U.K. television personality Pete Wicks in February following less than a year together—previously got candid about her perspective on dating.
"I don't feel like I need a man," Maura told The Times in an interview published Jan. 11. "But I'll date, and I'll see where something goes, and if it happens, it happens."
To catch up on more celeb couples who have called it quits this year, keep reading.
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Emily Osment & Jack Anthony
The Hannah Montana alum filed for divorce from the musician on March 7, which was just five months after the couple tied the knot. They settled their divorce three days later.
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Shemar Moore & Jesiree Dizon
The Criminal Minds alum and his girlfriend—who share a daughter named Frankie—called it quits after five years of dating, multiple outlets reported on Jan. 30.
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Angelina Pivarnick & Vinny Tortorella
On the Jan. 23 episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation, the reality star confirmed that she and her fiancé had called off their engagement.
"He's not in it for the right reasons," Angelina said. "He never was."
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Jamie Foxx & Alyce Huckstepp
The breakup between Oscar winner and his fitness instructor girlfriend were confirmed by multiple outlets in January.
Months prior, the pair were spotted together at Jamie's eldest daughter Corinne's wedding in September.
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James Kennedy & Ally Lewber
One month after James was arrested for domestic violence (which resulted in no charges against him), the Vanderpump Rules stars announced they split up.
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Matt James & Rachel Kirkconnell
Four years after the couple found love on The Bachelor season 25 in 2021, the couple has broken up, Matt shared.
“Father God, give Rachael and I strength to mend our broken hearts,” he wrote in a Jan. 16 Instagram post, alongside a picture from their first meeting on the ABC show. “Give us a peace about this decision to end our relationship that transcends worldly understanding.”
He added, “Shower our friends and family with kindness and love to comfort us. And remind us that our Joy comes from you, Lord.”
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Jessica Simpson & Eric Johnson
The "Irresistible" singer parted ways with her husband of 10 years, telling People Jan. 13, "Eric and I have been living separately navigating a painful situation in our marriage."
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Courtney Ford & Brandon Routh
After 17 years of marriage, the DC’s Legends of Tomorrow costars announced their split in a Jan. 9 message.
“To everyone who has loved and supported us, we have some personal news to share,” they wrote in a joint statement shared to Instagram. “After 21 years together and 17 years of marriage, we have decided to begin a new journey, and enter this next chapter of life as friends and co-parents. We are now and forever rooting for each other as we move through this wild adventure called life.”
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Jessica Alba & Cash Warren
The longtime couple broke up after 16 years of marriage, TMZ reported on Jan. 8, citing sources with direct knowledge.
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Austin Butler & Kaia Gerber
The Elvis star and the model called it quits after about three years of dating, multiple outlets reported Jan. 7.
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Naomi Osaka & Cordae
“Hi everyone, just wanted to say that Cordae and I are no longer in a relationship,” the tennis star, who welcomed her first baby with the musician in 2023, wrote in an Instagram Stories post Jan. 6. “No bad blood at all, he's a great person and an awesome dad.”
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