Love Island 2023's biggest earners as star set to rake in thousands for TikTok videos

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READ MORE: Love Island major 'problem' with male co-stars pointed out by star as bromance 'missing'Digital PR agency 10 Yetis has tracked the Instagram profiles of Love Island season nine contestants and have studied the increase of their following and how much they could earn once they leave the villa.

Daily Star has taken a look at the top five potential earners and who is currently at the bottom of the list.Farmer Will Young has already accumulated an incredible 1.5 million followers on his TikTok and if the star decides to make money from his platform, he could potentially see big earnings.The charismatic islander has become a fan-favourite for his wild dances and sweet gestures to villa beau Jessie.According to 10Yetis, Will has an influencer earning potential of £15,000 on TikTok - making him the highest earner out of this year's islanders.He could also earn £2,180 per a sponsered post on Instagram.Australian bombshell Jessie Wynter seems to have stolen Will's heart as soon as she entered the villa and fans seem to be loving the couple's budding romance.Coming in at a respectable second place on the list, Jessie could potentially become the highest earner on TikTok compared to the other female islanders.According to the data, if Jessie plays her cards right she could be paid £3,114 on TikTok and earn £3,220 per a sponsored post on her Instagram.Pocket rocket Lana Jenkins has had a turbulent start to the show but has kept the nation hooked with her ongoing love interest with Ron Hall.Although the pair have gone back and forth on whether or not they should be in couple, they seemed to have finally found some sort of harmony.Lana's story appears to have resonated with fans online at her social media following has.