THE Towie cast have fuelled feud rumours after two stars went missing from the group photo at the launch of series 34, following an explosive row.
On Tuesday night the Towie cast joined together to celebrate season 34, which will be set in Cyprus and launches on Sunday 25th August.
The stunning cast gathered together for a photo and looked as glam as ever, with Dan Edgar, Jordan Brook and his girlfriend Sophie Kasaei, Roman Hackett, Dani Imbert, Junaid Ahmed, Elma Pazar, Saffron Lempriere, Chloe Meadows, Courtney Green, Amy Childs and her husband Billy Delbosq and Freddie Bentley all in shot.
But two cast members were noticeably missing, as Diags and his girlfriend Jodie Wells failed to show.
Jodie took to social media to share photos and videos from her day, from a filming with a cosmetics company to enjoying a delicious dinner, but there was no sign of the launch party.
Their absence comes after Dan Edgar confirmed that there was a big divide amongst the Towie cast, after a bust up between his girlfriend Ella Rae Wise and Harry Derbidge.
Dan said: “Yes, there is a divide. It is not my drama to get involved in. But there is a big divide there.”
But also Diags was in the doghouse recently, after he sent a pining text to his ex Elma Pazar, who was in attendance at the launch.
Elma was left stunned when she received a message from Diags that read: "I miss you."
For some inconceivable reason, Diags thought it was funny but the prank quickly backfired, and he was left grovelling to both Jodie and Elma in an awkward showdown.
Elma branded it a "dumpable offence" as she discussed it with pal Harry Derbidge, who duly agreed.
She claimed it undermined all the hard work she and Jodie had put in to become friends despite a shaky start due to their romantic connections to the same man.
Furious Jodie confronted Diags, who held his hands up and admitted it was a stupid thing to do.
He said: "I'm sorry."
Jodie told him: "What you did yesterday was out of order. And you think it's funny, you're laughing it off with the boys, but it really isn't funny.
"The joke's at my expense all the time."
Diags said: "It was a bad joke. It was a terrible joke alright."
His girlfriend replied: "What made you think it was going to be funny? I don't get it."
Diags then insisted that he never intended to send it, instead he typed it out for a laugh and put it in his pocket when it accidentally went through.
Just like Jodie, fans didn't buy the excuse and were disappointed by his behaviour.
Despite his mistake, Diags recently told us he's convinced that Jodie is the one.
