Totally agree with this. Plus don’t believe some random wannabe on TikTok, as there has been no dirt on Greg in over 2 yrs since Love island. Dublin is very small & people gossip so if he was a fuckboy, he would’ve been exposed long ago. Chats are very easy to photoshop. Only thing once was when a viral video went round of a Italian footballer shagging in a niteclub toilet & people were saying he looked like Greg.
I read his replies differently on his opinion on long distance relationships as they are the former rather the latter option- as in they must deeply care & both be fully committed to each other to have kept working at it for 2 years long distance, which has built a “seriously strong foundations & loyalty” over this time. Both persevered with it despite the stop start difficulties & travel restrictions. Both could’ve had straightforward relationships in their home cities instead, so must count for something. It goes without saying in the latter opinion, if you’re just messing & not serious to fully commit, it would be no point starting any long distance relationship at all. Hence plenty of fish comment. Didn’t interpret it as blaming her for anything, more he’s subtly pointing out what they’ve achieved despite the stress of long distance. Men only string along the easiest sex option & not waste their own time on complicated long distance romances. He did say when ended it with Amber, he wouldn’t stay in any relationship if he didn’t see a future together so ends it before it gets too deep & anyone gets hurt.
With any long distance relationship, one person has to move permanently for it ultimately solidify it long term. Kate’s not going to move to Dublin, so he has to change his whole life for it & only retired in Aug, so it will take a little time to focus on his career & have the money to move to London full time. In another answer said all the travelling every few days was effecting his mental health maybe he’s struggling atm - many athletes find it hard transitioning away from the sport they love & routine as it’s a big change in lifestyle. We don’t know the full picture of their lives. It’s Kate’s decision whether she feels he’s the One and worth being patience for a bit longer to get the public commitment she clearly wants & deserves or not. Relationships are complicated not as simple to just run away as soon as any frustrations or bumps happen. By 26 /27 you’re dating for marriage men included. Maybe too soon for everyone here to write them or him off completely, let’s see as time will tell if they can make it or will end it. Wish Kate every happiness & he would be mad to let her go now.