Made In Chelsea’s Jazz Saunders comes out as gay in a fun clip after her ‘fans figured it out’

Made In Chelsea’s Jazz Saunders has come out as gay in a social media update after her ‘fans figured it out.’

In the clip, shared to TikTok on Monday, the TV personality, claimed the ‘cats out the bag’ while smiling and kicking her feet. 

Overlaying Cat Burns latest track GIRLS! Jazz playfully mimed the lyrics: ‘I can’t help but feel so lucky, that I get to talk about girls.’

She captioned the update: ‘TikTok figured it out so just gonna leave this here… cats out the bag.’

Jazz joined the reality tv show last year for series 26, and was left brokenhearted when Freddy Knatchbull cheated on her, causing the pair to split.

Freddy is the son of Curzon Cinema’s CEO Philip Knatchbull, and grandson of 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, and his second wife, Wendy.

Made In Chelsea’s Jazz Saunders has come out as gay in a social media update after her ‘fans figured it out’

In the clip, shared to TikTok on Monday, the TV personality, claimed the ‘cats out the bag’ while smiling and kicking her feet

He also has strong links with the royal family because his great-grandfather, Lord Mountbatten, was the uncle of Prince Philip and mentored King Charles in his younger years.

He missed King Charles’ coronation to film last summer’s Made In Chelsea spin-off.

Freddy said of not attending at the time: ‘You’ve got to go to work, I’m afraid. I couldn’t fly back. I was filming that day.’

His fashion designer sister, Daisy, is friends with the Manners sisters of The Crown’s Belvoir Castle. 

Elsewhere on MIC, Harvey Armstrong has quit the long running series after five years, MailOnline can reveal.

He was introduced as Sophie Habboo’s ex-boyfriend in 2019 and has since had failed romances with fellow cast members Emily Blackwell and Zeyno Taylan.

But now after entertaining viewers with his disastrous love life, he has revealed he is leaving the E4 show, admitting he finds filming ‘very draining.’

The entrepreneur, 30, who co-owns low-calorie beer company Prime Time, told MailOnline he has decided to walk away from TV to focus on his fast-growing business.

She captioned the update: ‘TikTok figured it out so just gonna leave this here… cats out the bag’

Harvey also says that taking part in the show, which saw the breakdown of his long-term relationship with Emily Blackwell after he was unfaithful, can be ’emotional’ and he needs to focus his attention elsewhere.

The rest of the cast, including his close friends Tristan Phipps and Reza Amiri, remain on the programme ahead of the upcoming season, which was filmed in the Maldives.

Harvey said: ‘As much as I love Made In Chelsea and have had some amazing years, it has a shelf life, and the time has come for me to leave the show.

‘There’s a lot of emotional bandwidth that goes with filming your life for TV and it’s a distraction and can be very draining. I have to clear my head.

‘Being a businessman has always been my goal and building up my company, Prime Time has fully taken off and now needs my full attention.

‘I can’t be a CEO and founder with 12 staff members and have my love life play out on reality TV…’

Elsewhere on MIC, Harvey Armstrong has quit the long running series after five years, MailOnline can reveal