Ben Foden is said to have fantasised about a threesome with Nicole Scherzinger with a mystery lover weeks before his surprise wedding.
Una Healy's ex is accused of romping with an unnamed woman shortly before tying the knot with girlfriend Jackie Belanoff Smith.
The ruby ace, who split from Una last year, married Jackie earlier this week.
They were said to have been dating for just two weeks before the wedding, but Ben's new father-in-law has now confirmed the couple they had actually been dating for three months.
Since the revelation, a mystery woman had come forward to allege she was dating Ben over the summer, and their last romp was just last month.
She claims to have been in touch with him since June, and they met up at Chester racecourse before spending the night together in a nearby hotel.
She has told The Sun , Ben then flew back to the US, where he plays for an American rugby team, but they stayed in touch by swapping saucy texts.
The woman says Ben even fantasised about having a threesome with pop star Nicole.
She told the publication that Ben said: "Nicole is bloody unreal. So fit. We’d make a magical threesome."
Ben was dumped by his first wife Una, 37, last year amid allegation he had a fling with another woman days after she gave birth to the couple's second child.
Days after his second wedding was announced, Ben was accused of sending saucy texts to reality TV star Rebecca Jane shortly before the ceremony.
He married Jackie in a ceremony in Massachusetts and hailed her as having the potential to be "great stepmum," while Una's fellow Saturdays bandmates rallied around her after the new broke of the wedding.
The rugby player wrote on Instagram , Ben said: "She’s intelligent, charming, funny, generous, kind, gentle, energetic — the list goes on.
"My heart is full and I honestly couldn’t be happier, so those that want to bring negativity or try and tear me down go ahead.
"I hope you all will one day feel happiness like I feel while I write this caption."
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