GEORGIA Salpa has ditched playboy lover Calum Best over allegations he cheated on her with former TV star Donna Air.
Calum and Donna, 32, were spotted going into her home together after a night out clubbing on Friday.
Georgia, 26, told the Irish Sun: “I don’t want to be one of those girls that take people back no matter what they do.”
The model was furious when pictures emerged of Calum going into the former MTV star’s London pad.
Georgia put a brave face on her heartache while out and about in Dublin yesterday, before admitting there’s no future for her with playboy Calum, 30.
Wearing huge sunglasses despite the dull weather and carrying a broken phone, the brunette beauty declared: “Yes, it’s all over.
“I am upset over it as we were a proper couple. He says nothing happened and wants to stay together but I can’t trust him and that’s definitely it.
“I saw the pictures with her and I would like to believe him that nothing happened but I don’t want to be one of those girls who takes people back no matter what they do.”
Calum, son of footie ace George Best, is adamant his night out with pals, including Donna was innocent.
He left London club Mahiki at 3am on Friday night and walked down the road while Donna — who recently split from billionaire US beau John Dorrance IV — jumped into her chauffeur-driven Mercedes.
She then picked him up around the corner. Calum tried to hide in the back seat, but photographers snapped them laughing as they entered her home.
Calum’s agent Erin McKee backed up the party-loving reality TV star’s claims that nothing happened.
He said: “Calum and Donna have been friends for ten years, there was a group of us at the party, absolutely nothing happened between them.”
But Georgia is adamant she won’t take him back.
Yesterday fans inundated her with messages of support.
She thanked everyone who had wished her well, posting on Twitter: “Thanks so much for all the lovely messages today, brightened up my day.”
She added: “We have been on three holidays together since we met on the TV show and we were really happy.
“We spent a lot of time together over the last three months, we have just been to Jamaica on holidays and I was in London last weekend.
“We were a proper couple and we had a lot of fun together, but there’s no going back as far as I’m concerned. I don’t want to be made a fool of.”
Now Georgia is determined to move on.
She said: “I’ll get over it. I’m busy, I’ve signed up with a new agency in London called Neon and I’m going to concentrate on work.”
Greek goddess Georgia and Calum met while filming Celebrity Salon on TV3 in the spring.
Just last week Calum declared he was mad about former Miss Irish Sun Georgia, saying: “Yes I’m in love and it’s the first time.”