Love Island star Gemma Owen's swimwear business makes loss, accounts reveal
dailystar.co.ukLove Island star Gemma Owen's swimwear business is struggling to make a profit and is losing money.The 19-year-old set up her company, OG Beachwear, in 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic after combining her two passions travel and fashion together.Although according to The Sun the accounts for Gemma's firm GRO Clothing Limited, which takes in cash from her OG Beachwear range, show that in 2021 it made a loss of £756.Gemma often shares images on her Instagram page of herself posing in bikinis and swimsuits from her brand, of which her mum is listed as a director.It looks as though the swimwear business isn't the only company that the daughter of Michael Owen has created.Before heading into the Spanish villa, she set up OG Promotions Ltd for “media representation services”.Setting up the company just before heading into the villa, it seems that Gemma could be preparing for her newfound fame from the show.Since the eighth series of the ITV2 dating show started this month, Gemma has found herself being the centre of attention in the villa.On Friday's episode, fans saw the 19-year-old recouple with Luca Bish after her original couple Liam Llewellyn decided to quit the show, and she was then snatched up by Davide Sanclimenti.However, viewers were angered with Gemma as they accused the international dressage rider of making his departure "all about her".The Welsh student gathered the islanders around the fire pit ahead of the first recoupling where he admitted to having a hard time not finding a romantic connection and wasn't giving 100% of himself.Having a quiet word with each other before he left, Gemma admitted to him that she felt it was her fault he was deciding to leave.She said: "I just from my point of view like, I.
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