Mollie King has a drawer for her clothes at David Gandy's home.
The 34-year-old model has confirmed he has reconciled with The Saturdays singer and has hinted they could be together for some time after revealing she has her name etched on a piece of his furniture in his townhouse in Fulham, west London, which he thinks will be there "for a while".
Speaking about Mollie's separate space for her smalls, he said: "That may be there for a while, so, uh..."
Following his prediction that he and 27-year-old beauty - who he dated for 10 months two years ago - will be together for a long time, the hunk also failed to rule out marriage in the near future.
When asked if a church would need to be booked, he added to the London Evening Standard newspaper: "There you go ... Even though she steals all my clothes."
But Mollie doesn't look likely to be using her drawer in David's abode for a little bit as she and the model are said to have gone on a romantic vacation to the Maldives, where they are staying in a five-star hotel.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "They flew out earlier this week and were acting lovey-dovey on the plane.
"They just want to get away from the spotlight for a while and chill out on deserted beaches to have some one-on-one time."

Nick Cannon has broken the record for the most selfies in an hour.
The 34-year-old hunk smashed the world record for taking pictures of himself after receiving lessons in how to take the speediest snaps.
Speaking to New York Daily The News prior to his world record attempt, he explained: "I did have some selfie training. My friends at Samsung first of all, they showed me the best way, the quickest way to increase the way to take a selfie is with the new Samsung."
The 'America's Got Talent' host took part in the Guinness World Record attempt as part of the Samsung's #DITCHtheDSLR campaign, breaking the existing record.
The world record attempt saw Nick, along with 'Rock of Ages' actress Julianne Hough, snap a whopping 283 consecutive selfies, surpassing the previous record which stood at a nearby 279.
The father of two - who split with his wife of six years, Mariah Carey, in August - and Julianne are now the world record holders and as a result $50,000 has been donated to Habit for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles by Samsung to celebrate the pair's epic achievement.

Miranda Hart is looking "for families of all ages" to take part in a new TV show.
The 'Miranda' actress has sparked speculation that she will be hosting a new 'Generation Game' style show after the BBC started advertising for participants to star in a new program which will be presented by the comedienne.
The announcement read: "Miranda is looking for families of all ages and generations to come to the studio for the chance to win some amazing prices. Such fun will be had!
"We're looking for all types of family set-ups. This can be mother/father and children, nan, aunt, son and partner or could even include 'Auntie Pat from down the road' ... who is really just mum's best friend from the bingo."
The unnamed BBC One show also specified that filming will begin in December.
Previously, Miranda has downplayed reports that she will be hosting 'The Generation Game' after the BBC One controller Charlotte Moore appeared to confirm that the comedienne was on board with the remake.
In August Charlotte told the Guardian: "It will be a modern reinvention of 'The Generation Game'. Miranda will bring a very different flavour to it."
However, Miranda then replied on Twitter saying she is simply "mulling ideas".
She wrote: "Apparently it's 100 per cent cert I am doing Gen Game. First I've heard of it. Mulling some ideas about it might be more accurate. (sic)"

Simon Cowell thinks Cheryl Fernandez Versini's name is "ridiculous".
The 'X Factor' boss admits he is not a big fan of his fellow 'X Factor' judge's moniker since she replaced her previous surname Cole with her new husband Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini's name, and has been encouraging her to drop it and just go for the mononym Cheryl.
He said: "To be quite frank I think it's time for Cheryl to do the Madonna thing and ditch the surname. 100 per cent.
"It's a ridiculous name - so let's just use 'Cheryl' from now on."
While the 55-year-old music mogul isn't a fan of her new moniker, Simon admits he is pleased Cheryl has returned to the talent show a new woman.
He added to HELLO! magazine: "It's like a completely different Cheryl this year. I think right now we're starting to see the real Cheryl. Finally.
"She's not going to be a pushover and up until now she's been as good as gold.
"If you watch any of the shows back, you just sit there and think, 'Christ, she's good.' She gets it and she's not precious."

Holly Hagan is worried 'Geordie Shore' will ruin her relationship.
The 22-year-old reality star is smitten with Kyle Christie, 21, but the pair are worried about the impact having their romance played out on TV will have in the future.
She said: "Kyle and I are taking things slowly.
"He's amazing and different from boys I've dated before. He's not a lad and he;s very respectful but I do worry the pressures of being on the show could tear us apart. It's happened to so many other reality show romances. We call it the 'Geordie Shore' curse."
Though the pair sparked engagement rumours when they were recently spotted browsing at a jewellery store, Holly insists she isn't ready to wed yet.
She told Closer magazine: "we were looking for a necklace not rings. I didn't buy a necklace because it was a bit pricey, but the next day Kyle surprised me with it. He's very thoughtful.
"It's too early for marriage, I'm only young."
Holly has dropped a dress size since the summer and says losing weight has given her more confidence.
She said: "I feel amazing since losing weight - I'm also healthy and more alert."

George Ezra was "nervous" working with Sir Ian McKellen.
The 21-year-old musician admitted that he was anxious about acting alongside the 'Lord of the Rings' star as part of his music video for his single 'Listen To The Man'.
Talking to the Daily Mirror, George said: "It was nerve-racking trying to act beside him. I'm not an actor and he's phenomenal."
However, the singer-songwriter did joke that the legendary actor was a little off-putting because he couldn't resist hogging the camera.
George said: "He just keeps butting in and p***ing me off and stealing the camera. In real life, I hate being on camera but in the video, that frustrates me."
The soulful singer then invited Sir Ian to come to his next gig in Shepherd's Bush, to which the 75-year-old actor quipped: "Is there any chance you can play closer to Limehouse?"
On Wednesday (15.10.14), George made reference to an iconic quote from Sir Ian's 'LOTR' character Gandalf. He tweeted: "You shall not pass."

James Cameron says it could be fun to "completely re-invent" 'Terminator'.
The famed film director - who was responsible for the original 1984 film 'The Terminator' starring Arnold Schwarzenegger - has hinted that he might revisit the franchise once 'Terminator: Genisys' is completed.
Talking to Empire magazine, James said: "I haven't really thought that far ahead yet. I've got plenty of time to think about it. It might be fun to completely re-invent the franchise. A lot has to do with what happens in the meantime, people may have 'Terminator' fatigue."
Regarding the new 'Terminator' movie, which is due out in 2015, James added that he isn't concerned with how this film could affect his 'Terminator' legacy.
He said: "It's not my problem! It's like being a grandparent, the kids come over and you can send them back. When I walked away from the franchise, I had to do it with the sense that I can invest in emotion. To me, it's all upside, because if it's good, it's good for Arnold."
He then added that he has every faith in the new film's writer Laeta Kalogridis.
James told the magazine: "I hoping it's great. I'd like them to get it right, and based on the script that I read there's a pretty good chance that it could. It looks like it could be fun."

Pink's daughter can't stop swearing.
The 'So What' songstress has admitted that her three-year-old daughter Willow Hart has a "potty mouth".
Talking to Ellen DeGeneres on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' on Tuesday (14.10.14), Pink explained how she was left shocked when her daughter blurted out the f-word.
She said: "She almost had a potty mouth. I was getting ready to go on stage and she ran in. She must have been preparing this, like a bit, and she came in and she was like, 'I'm f***ing here.'"
"She mutters it when she thinks no one is looking. But it's so cute. I mean, I'm not encouraging it, but come on! It's like this little three-year-old body and ... a precious little sailor."
Pink also joked that her little girl shares many traits with her former motorcycle racer daddy, Carey Hart.
She told Ellen: "[Willow]'s wild - she gets that from papa. I'm physically cautious. I'm physical, but I'm cautious. He's reckless and she's reckless."
Pink has previously told PEOPLE magazine that she thinks her daughter is "way cooler" than her, and credits Willow for making her re-evaluate her life.
She said:"It's like starting over in a way - really healing and wondrous, and you're reminded constantly how sarcastic and how presumptuous you can be, and how hardened life has made you,
"That innocence is so worth protecting. That's a really long-winded answer for, 'She's way cooler than I am.'"

Charlie Sheen has split up with his fiancée, Scottine Ross.
The 'Anger Management' actor has confirmed his split from his porn-star fiancee, Scottine Ross, after being engaged for eight months.
In a statement to Radar Online via his agent, Charlie said: "Scotty and I had a great year together as we travelled the world and crossed a lot of things off our bucket list. She's a terrific gal but we've mutually decided to go our separate ways and to not spend the rest of our lives together.
"I've decided that my children deserve my focus more than a relationship does right now. I still have tremendous fondness for Scotty and I wish her all the best."
Charlie proposed to his now-ex-fiancee on Valentine's Day earlier this year, after dating for only four months.
The 49-year-old star has already been married three times, after his first marriage to Donna Peele ended in divorce in 1996. He later married the actress Denise Richards in 2002, but they got divorced three years later. Together they have two daughters. His next marriage to Brook Mueller ended after she issued a restraining order against the actor. The couple officially divorced in 2011. They have twin boys together.

Kelly Rowland has been eating fried chicken for breakfast.
The former Destiny's Child singer is eight months pregnant with her and husband Tim Witherspoon's first child and has reportedly been indulging all her cravings for calorific treats.
A source said: "Kelly has gained over 40lbs and blames her cravings.
"She eats fried chicken with peppers for breakfast and loves croissants with butter and pretzels stuffed with cheese and mustard.
"She's eating lots of cake and raw cookie dough - but without raw eggs."
The 33-year-old star has already hired personal trainer Marco Borges, who helped her friend Beyonce slim down after she gave birth to her daughter Blue Ivy, now two.
The source added to Closer magazine: "She's already hired Beyonce's trainer and after her baby arrives she plans to go vegan and do bootcamp-style workouts every morning, just like Beyonce did."

Jennifer Lopez finds being a single parent hard.
The 45-year-old singer-and-actress split from Marc Anthony, the father of her six-year-old twins Max and Emme, in 2011 and admits there are few positive aspects to not having the kids' dad around all the time.
She said: "In the same way that two people are needed to create a child, is also easier to educate them if there are two.
"When you are a single mum, the only positive thing is that your children are all for you."
The 'On the Floor' hitmaker - whose own parents are divorced - admitted the twins sometimes cry because their father isn't around but she does her best to reassure them it doesn't mean he doesn't love them.
She told France's Gala magazine: "When the twins cry because their father isn't with them, I always say to them that mine isn't with me either but that doesn't stop me feeling his love."
And though she is currently happily single, Jennifer - who has been romantically linked with dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy and choreographer JR Taylor since splitting from boyfriend Casper Smart in June - says any man she dates in the future must care about her kids.
She said: "In the future, I will be sure that the man who I will be with will worry about Max and Emme's well being."
The 'American Idol' judge credits having a good routine for her ability to juggle her work with raising the twins.
She explained: "I get up at half past six in the morning, and I finish working at about seven o'clock in the evening.
"I stop to cooking dinner for Max and Emme and I take them to bed at nine. Once they're sleep, I go back to work until I'm tired."

Jessie J says her parents are her "best friends" and are always totally honest with her when it comes to her career.
The 'Keep Us Together' singer says the first people she'll always call when she needs advice or support are her mother Rose and dad Stephen and even at 28 she still relies on them for help.
She told BANG Showbiz: "I have two best friends that go by the name of mum and dad, I actually like them as people. I know that isn't always the case. You don't choose your family. You love them but don't have to like them but luckily I like my mum and dad and my sisters and they're always there when I need them. Even if I phone them and go, 'I need to talk to you about work but I need to not talk to you about work. Talk to me about anything but Jessie J.' They're always there."
Jessie - who has just released her third album 'Sweet Talker' - says her parents aren't nervous about criticising her or telling when they think she's doing something wrong with her music.
The 'Bang Bang' hitmaker added: "They're always there for me when I need a hug or food in my fridge or an inspirational talk or even a telling off.
"I always phone my mum and dad and go, 'How was the interview? Was it OK? What did you think?' Or, 'What did you think of this?' And they're always honest. My mum and my best friend and two of the most honest people in my life.
"The other day I recorded an acoustic song and I was like 'How was it?' And everyone was like, 'Yeah that was wicked.' And my best friend said, 'I've heard you sing it better, I think you should do it again.' And I agreed. They're the people that I want around me. People that really are honest. I need that and that's what I have in my family, my team and my close friends."