Lisa Armstrong 'likes' tweets 'taking digs' at Ant
Lisa Armstrong been 'liking' tweets from fans expressing their support amid her divorce with husband Ant McPartlin.
The 42-year-old makeup artist favorited posts from a slew of fans saying they supported her, with one hinting that Ant may be 'hiding something.'
Lisa had liked a slew of posts from fans on her social media, and even shared a fiery message that appeared to take aim at the TV presenter.
Getting support: Lisa Armstrong, 41, has been 'liking' tweets from fans amid her looming divorce from husband Ant McPartlin, 42
A source told The Sun: 'She’s been using social media very subtly to reveal how she really feels — and the truth is beginning to creep out.
'She had been determined to carry on as normal but now feels totally cut out from her friendship circle.
'They’ve shared the same friends for years but it’s become obvious who they’re all siding with - especially Dec and his wife.'
Backing: Lisa appeared to favourite tweets saying they were behind the makeup artist, with one saying Ant could be 'hiding something'
Recently a fan tweeted Lisa saying: 'after 2 years coming off prescribed pain meds my hubby took the back lash, the moaning, the mood swings, the full crap but 18yrs of marriage, loyalty and LOVE& were still together, I think Ant is hiding something or someone so sorry huni '.
Lisa 'liked' the tweet, which no doubt struck a chord with her due to Ant's previous struggles with painkiller addiction - for which he was treated last summer in rehab.
The make-up artist also favourited a tweet from a fan that read: 'Your unconditional love & support made A who he is' shortly before re-posting a fiery message stating: 'Get up and get your s**t together'.
Representatives for Ant and Lisa have been contacted for comment.
We're behind you! Lisa liked tweets on her social media saying they were supporting here during the difficult time
Suggesting that Ant will have regrets over their split, the tweet continued: 'Easy to think you don't want UNTIL you don't have.. Never Be Another You'.
The tweet accompanied a picture of a quote that read: 'I'm not like other girls. That's where you made your first mistake.'
The Strictly Come Dancing make-up artist liked the message just two days after she favourited tweets announcing that her ex and his presenting partner Declan Donnelly had scooped Best Presenter at The National Television Awards.
Feisty: Lisa also appeared to 'like' a very fiery message saying to 'get your s**t together'
Kind words: The tweet to Lisa from a fan accompanied a picture of a quote that read: 'I'm not like other girls. That's where you made your first mistake'
When the going gets tough: Earlier in the week, she also retweeted a kind message from a fan, who had described her as a 'tough cookie'
'Liked': Lisa liked the message just two days after she favourited tweets announcing that her ex and Declan Donnelly had won Best Presenter at The National Television Awards
Lisa also took to Twitter to retweet the motivational quote which described people as either 'puddles' or 'oceans'.
Lisa seemed to be comforted by the words, which came from a fan who tweeted her: '5 years ago I was where you are now... My wee mantra. Got me through...chin up girl you got this x [sic]'
The quote read: 'Life is going to get hard sometimes. So get the f**k up and get your s**t together. You're either an ocean or a puddle. Don't be a puddle. People walk through puddles like they're nothing. Oceans f***ing destroy cities.'
Over: Ant and Lisa announced their split in January after 11 years of marriage, with Ant's spokesperson releasing a statement to MailOnline
Lisa also retweeted a kind message from a fan, who had described her as a 'tough cookie'.
Ant and Lisa announced their plans to divorce on January 13, with Ant's spokesman confirming the news to MailOnline: 'In response to the recent speculation in the media, Ant is very sad to announce that, after 11 years, he is ending his marriage to Lisa McPartlin.
'Ant asks for privacy at this difficult time, for both himself, Lisa and their immediate families. No further statement will be made.'