Love Island couple ‘faking it for the cameras’ - says body language expert as stars arrive home

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Love Island fans saw Tom Clare and Molly Smith crowned winners of the first-ever All Stars series on Monday night, after five weeks of looking to find love on-screen once again.

In new pictures of the couples landing back in the UK after their sun-soaked - and drama-filled - South African sojourn, the winning couple were papped at the airport looking as smitten as ever, alongside the other four final couples.

While Molly and Tom are clearly enjoying their newfound romance, behavioural and body language expert Darren Stanton has revealed he’s doubtful certain others will last the course. “Looking at the shots from the airport, Molly and Tom are genuine”, Darren told OK!. “He’s got his arms around her from the back, she’s got her hands wrapped around him.The body language is pretty consistent with what they were like in the villa.” He added: “I do think they will have some longevity, at least until the media bubble bursts - which might take two or three months - normally around the time where people carry on the relationship, or realise they’re not in the media eye anymore and it fizzles out.” “I believe they have the biggest chance of having a shot at being a couple in the real world.They’re both demonstrating real emotions of happiness and joy - those smiles aren’t fake.

Of Callum and Jess, who hooked up quite late on in the villa, Darren admitted he’s “not buying it”, adding: “They don’t tend to do a lot of matching and mirroring, which is where we copy the other person’s mannerisms and gestures.