Love Island’s Chyna Mills teams up with Strictly beau Neil Jones in KSI v FaZe Temperrr boxing match

They formed an unlikely relationship last summer.

And Chyna Mills and Neil Jones looked as smitten as ever as they posed at the KSI v FaZe Temperrr boxing match at the OVO Arena, Wembley on Saturday night.

The 24-year-old Love Island beauty put on a leggy display in a black mini dress as she got closer to the 40-year-old Strictly Come Dancing pro.

She showed off her toned pins in the number skimming her thighs and paired the dress with chunky black boots as she posed with Neil.

Chyna wore her dark locks in her new short style and opted for a bright makeup look to show off her pretty features.

Beside her, Neil looked casual in a black hoodie, jean jacket, and dark jeans that he wore with lace-up boots.

Chyna showed off her new hair transformation at the sporting event after ditching her long dark locks for a trendy buzz cut.

Chyna revealed that she had been desperate to try the new chic look for so long that she showed fans the process in a video shared to Instagram earlier this week.

She seemed completely shocked as she cut off her strands and held up a large lock of hair before a professional continued cutting.

After some more styling, and the final look was revealed, she told fans that she had to “trust the process and realize that hair doesn’t define me.”

Neil, who used to be married to his Strictly Professional co-star Katya Jones, and Chyna went public with their relationship in August last year when they enjoyed a romantic trip to Paris.

His exit comes after Neil revealed that he became homeless in Finland when he was younger and detailed how he “took advantage of those low moments” to find success.

The twinkly-fingered star found herself at breaking point when she was just 16 years old after moving house to pursue a dance career.

Finding himself unable to pay the bills, the BBC star ended up on the streets in a vulnerable position before a local charity helped him find accommodation.

Speaking of a new initiative on behalf of the homeless charity Centrepoint, Neil detailed how he “overcame the challenges” and used them to fuel his passion for dance.

He said: ‘My breakthrough moment was when a homeless organization offered me safe accommodation and took me off the streets so I could focus on my dance.

“Since then, I’ve used those low moments to push me to succeed.”

The World Champion dancer, who has won 45 titles so far, recently opened up about his homeless experience and didn’t even tell his own mother about it until two years ago.