Stephanie Davis is CLEARED over alleged GBH attack on Jeremy McConnell in north London hotel
- Police have confirmed no further action will be taken against Stephanie Davis
- Followed a bust-up with her on-off boyfriend Jeremy McConnell in July
- She was seen with marks on her face and neck after being released on bail
- Davis was bailed pending further investigation, but police will not charge her
Police have confirmed no further action will be taken against troubled reality TV actress Stephanie Davis following a late night bust-up with her on-off boyfriend Jeremy McConnell.
The former Hollyoaks actress, 24, was arrested in July after Dubliner McConnell reportedly suffered a broken nose, fractured eye socket and concussion.
She was seen with marks on her face and neck after being released on bail following an alleged attack on him at the Royal Chace Hotel in Enfield, north London.
Police have confirmed no further action will be taken against actress Stephanie Davis following a late night bust-up with her on-off boyfriend Jeremy McConnell
It was claimed the row started when 27-year-old McConnell threw a phone packed full of pictures of their baby son and smashed it on the floor.
Davis was bailed pending further investigation, but police have now decided not to charge her.
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Just a month after Davis' arrest, McConnell was convicted of a violent attack on the 24-year-old which happened in April last year while she cradled their eight-week-old son in her arms
A Met Police spokesman said the investigation was concluded in November and the decision was taken not to charge her.
A representative for Davis said: 'Stephanie has always maintained her innocence.'
Just a month after Davis' arrest, McConnell was convicted of a violent attack on the 24-year-old which happened in April last year while she cradled their eight-week-old son in her arms.
He pleaded not guilty but was convicted of the violent attack and handed a suspended prison sentence and community service.
However the shamed Irish model was then jailed after breaking the terms of his probation to jet off to Turkey for a hair transplant.
McConnell, who was jailed for 34 days at HMP Cardiff, was released shortly before the New Year and celebrated his freedom with a night out.
In his first interview since leaving prison McConnell said: 'I should be held responsible for what I did that day. I got sent to prison and did the time.
'I hit self-destruct...it was my lowest point. Jail gave me time to reflect and I'll never make those mistakes again.'
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