Charlotte Dawson and her fiancé Matt Sarsfield have reportedly ended their relationship following a heated argument at the launch party of her tanning brand, Dawsylicious Tanning, in Manchester. The couple, who have been together for eight years and share three children, are said to have split for good this time. Sources indicate that the fallout occurred after a "blazing row" at the event, leading to Matt leaving Charlotte alone in Manchester. It has been claimed that he subsequently blocked her on WhatsApp, preventing any communication between them. A source stated, "Charlotte and Matt have split – and this time she is saying it’s for good. They had a massive row at her tanning brand party in Manchester and he walked out. Charlotte was so upset when it happened." Despite the emotional turmoil, Charlotte is reportedly trying to maintain a brave front and has expressed a desire to move on, stating that she has "had enough of Matt." The couple's relationship has faced challenges in the past. In August of last year, Charlotte discovered that Matt had been sending explicit messages to another woman, which led to a temporary split. At that time, she described feeling "hurt and humiliated" but later took him back, citing the importance of their family and shared life together. In a previous interview, Charlotte reflected on their relationship, saying, "Of course I was fuming when I found out what Matthew had done. The trust has gone massively, so it’s been very difficult, but there is still love there and that’s what’s important." The couple got engaged in 2020 and welcomed their first child, Noah, in 2021, followed by their second son, Jude, and their daughter, Gigi, born in March this year. Just a few months ago, Charlotte had spoken about her hopes for a wedding, saying, "Maybe when it gets a bit easier with the kids. I’d love Gigi to walk down the aisle in a little dress, so I think I might have to wait." As the news of their split unfolds, it remains to be seen how both Charlotte and Matt will navigate this new chapter in their lives, especially as they continue to co-parent their children.