Love Island's first disabled star wants to show people with disabilities have 'right to find love'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Love Island is back on screens in just 48 hours and fans are ready for a summer of matchmaking and drama in the sun.
The new cast of Islanders were unveiled last week ahead of the ITV2 dating show returning to the channel on Monday (June 28).
Hugo Hammond is one of the 11 faces who will join the show for the launch of its 2021 series and has said he hopes to show people that having a disability does not mean you do not "have a right to find love".
The 24-year-old PE teacher from Hampshire, who was born with club foot, is the Love Island's first contestant with a physical disability.
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