The Bachelor couple Alex Marks and Alicia Oates seen holding hands after she 'called him a t***'
THE Bachelor couple Alex Marks and Alicia Oates have proved their romance is still on after she called him a 'Grade A t***', being seen together for the first time since the show last night.
Viewers of the Channel 5 dating show saw Alex pick Alicia in the final earlier this week, but just hours later she reportedly slagged him off on Twitter.
While Alicia, 25, deleted the tweet, fans of the show feared it meant they had already split.
But stepping out in London last night, Alex, 31, and Alicia looked happy together as they walked along hand in hand with big smiles on their faces.
Alicia flashed her legs in a blush pink mini dress and dark red blazer, her blonde hair styled in loose curls around her shoulders.
Meanwhile Alex wore a white shirt and grey trousers, adding a casual touch with white trainers as they headed to Mahiki nightclub in Kensington.
During Thursday night's final, Alex told Alicia he had "fallen in love" with her.
However, things kicked off on Twitter swiftly after when Alicia replied to a tweet slamming him – with wholehearted agreement.
One viewer had written: "I want @alicia_oates to win and then reject Alex for being a grade A t***."
They then claimed: "Ok so Alicia originally replied to this saying 'he IS a grade A t***' but has since deleted it."
She added: "It makes me think she and Alex have already broken up and she was told off for saying that on social media due to a contractual agreement.”
Alex's final decision was between Essex girl Alicia and rival Charlotte, who was gutted to be ditched at the final hurdle.
Referring to their six-year age gap, he told her: "I have been worried about what the other girls have said about you, and your age and whether or not you're ready for a big relationship.
"But I followed my heart. And I've fallen in love with you."
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