Former Love Island contestant Malin Andersson, 27, has shared the news that her abusive ex-boyfriend Tom Kemp, 29, has been imprisoned following a campaign of abuse.
Malin Andersson, also from Milton Keynes, said she was "relieved" after two years of "absolute hell" where she had previously suffered broken bones, cuts, and bruises in various attacks.
The couple split in 2019 shortly after the death of their premature-born baby girl, Consy.
And, on Thursday, Tom Kemp was jailed for ten months after admitting to assault occasioning actual bodily harm at Aylesbury Crown Court. He had previously branded Malin a "liar with mental health issues."
Over the past year, Malin has been vocal about domestic abuse on social media, sharing pictures of her injuries to her hundreds-of-thousands of followers and warning people of the "traits and warning signs" of domestic abuse.
The most recent post to her fans is a picture of marks on her neck, with the caption "Justice has been served". It continues: "The last 2 years including my pregnancy have been absolute hell. No one knows half of what I've gone through and I haven't been able to say much due to an ongoing police investigation."
She added: "I'll be giving my account of what happened in the coming week. Thankyou for those that supported me, and those that called me a LIAR.
"I am here to tell you - YOU CAN GO TO THE POLICE!"
The post was concluded with a link to Refuge Charity, a service that supports people suffering from domestic abuse and runs the National Domestic Violence Helpline.
Those who are suffering from domestic abuse should call the 24-hour National Domestic Violence Helpline (0808 2000 247) or contact MK ACT between the hours of 9am to 5pm.
MK ACT's fully trained staff and volunteers can be reached by emailing or phoning:
- Crisis Service Helpline – 0344 3754307 and info@mk-act.org
- Professionals Helpline - 01908 295731 and info@mk-act.org
- Refuge Service - fst@mk-act.org and 01908 523720
- Fresh Start - 07718767974 and freshstart@mk-act.org
- Programmes and Training (Freedom Programme, First Steps to Freedom etc) – 07827358721 and training@mk-act.org
If you feel at risk don’t be afraid to call the police: 999.
