Coleen Nolan has been secretly enjoying a romance with a hunky toyboy, after her failed stint on Celebs Go Dating. The Loose Women star, 61, is said to be ‘smitten’ with fashion lecturer Ryan Brockbank after they began dating several months ago.Coleen and Ryan, who is 20 years her junior, are thought to have already enjoyed a romantic getaway together, and Ryan has shared snaps of the star on social media.The presenter is thought to have met Ryan after her appearance on Celebs Go Dating, which she described as a ‘disaster’. Ryan is a lecturer at Fashion Retail Academy – the prestigious fashion school that Molly-Mae Hague attended.A source said: ‘Coleen is pretty smitten with Ryan. She talks about him all the time – her kids know about him and things are moving pretty fast.’ Coleen Nolan has been secretly enjoying a romance with a hunky toyboy, after her failed stint on Celebs Go Dating The Loose Women star is said to be ‘smitten’ with fashion lecturer Ryan Brockbank (pictured) after they began dating several months agoThey went on to tell The Sun: ‘He’s very creative and a dad himself, so they have lots in common.’She learnt about herself and dating when she did Celebs Go Dating and has really applied it to the real world.’Ryan was seen arm-in-arm with Coleen over the weekend while she supported her sisters in their show An Afternoon With The Nolans.Coleen was previously married to actor Shane Richie from 1990 to 1999, and Ray Fensome from 2007 to 2018.The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Coleen Nolan for comment.Coleen previously reflected on her failed journey to find love on Celebs Go Dating, telling The Sun: ‘It’s just not happened for me.’And then the one time when I thought, ”Oh I had a great date”, he got rid of me. I think we both knew it was a friendship thing.’But here’s my issue, every date they’ve got me is [from] Essex, I live in bl***y Staffordshire. It’s just too far, so that’s been an issue but there’s just no one with that [romantic spark].’But the agents, the therapy has been absolutely brilliant and I think from the start to the end, I’ve massively changed.’ Coleen and Ryan, who is 20 years her junior, are thought to have already enjoyed a romantic getaway together, and Ryan has shared snaps of the star on social media Ryan is a lecturer at Fashion Retail Academy – the prestigious fashion school that Molly-Mae Hague attendedThe daytime star has also been proudly showing off her 3.5st weight loss after partnering with a fat jab company.Coleen has gone from a size 20 to a 14 with weight-loss company Voy, which also promotes fat jabs.Back in April, Coleen said she has more energy and her back troubles have improved.She said: ‘I feel so much better health-wise. My back’s improved, I’ve got more energy. And confidence-wise, of course it helps.’Coleen told The Mirror: ‘I don’t want to lose any more weight – I’m happy.’It’s about maintaining now and having a healthy relationship with food and with myself. And with Voy you get 24-7 support.’She also shared how she had faced trolling online as a result of her weight loss.She shared: ‘I tried to not let the trolls affect me, but it was hard when they were calling me fat and all these names, because those were things that I actually thought about myself.’The mother-of-three told Bella magazine: ‘Now people attack me for the opposite, claiming I’ve lost too much weight.’Only last year Coleen said she wouldn’t use weight loss drugs like Ozempic, saying: ‘I don’t believe in any of that.’Despite working with Voy, Coleen didn’t make clear to fans if she is or has taken any weight loss injections.Coleen reportedly told The Sun: ‘I’ve been open about my struggles with weight over the years, and when a recent blood test showed I was pre-diabetic, it really motivated me to take action for my long-term health.’Working with the team at Voy has been a positive step forward. What appealed to me was their holistic approach, combining medical guidance with coaching, nutrition support, and mindset work. This isn’t about a quick fix; it’s about learning healthier habits and building sustainable change.’What’s made the biggest difference for me is the support, structure, and positive mindset the programme has helped me create. I finally feel I’m taking control of my health in a way that’s right for me, and that allows me to enjoy life with my family.’