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Gemma Owen and Luca Bish may not win despite being strong contenders for the Love Island final, predicts a relationship expert.Relationship and wedding expert Lisa Forde of Tree Of Hearts spoke exclusively to Daily Star about which couples she thinks could win the popular ITV2 dating programme - and who could have long-lasting romance outside of the villa.Lisa revealed that although Gemma Owen and Luca Bish are one of the strongest couples in the villa, having been together since early on in the series, she predicts that they may not win the £50,000 cash prize.READ MORE: Where is Gemma Owen’s necklace from – as fans claim it’s worth over £30KHowever, she definitely thinks that they will make it all the way to the end of the series, saying: "It’s quite clear to me to see who the stronger couples are - but as we know from previous years, that doesn’t always mean they will win."Gemma and Luca seem the closest couple in the villa at the moment so I think they’ll definitely make it to the final."But as we’ve seen in previous series, it’s not always the strongest couple that takes home the cash prize, instead it can be those who’ve gone on a ‘journey’ within the villa."She added: "Think about Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea from series five, they were only together a few weeks but viewers bought into Amber’s journey - unsurprisingly they didn’t last long whereas runners up Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were surely the strongest at that point - and they’re still together now.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.com"So maybe Luca and Gemma won’t win but I think they’re the most likely to stay together after the show."Following a dramatic week in Casa Amor, many of

Love Island contestants have their mobile phones taken off them as soon as they jet off to Mallorca, but they receive a special phone to use during their time in the villa. The devices are mainly used for producers to contact Islanders, and are set up so that they cannot contact anyone in the outside world or browse the internet.

Love Island 2022 is well underway, and it's only a matter of weeks until this year's winning couple will be announced. While we all know the winners will receive £50,000, many fans of the ITV2 dating show have been wondering what else they are given for coming in first place.

LOVE Island Arabella Chi posed for a series of raunchy new snaps on a trip to the South of France. The former villa star looked like she was at risk of flashing her fans as she yanked up her sheer bottoms in the sunshine.

Anna Vakili has suggested that previous Love Island winners may not be in love but are simply there to take the grand prize of £50,000.The pharmacist who found fame on season five of the hit ITV2 dating show has been extremely honest about her experience on the programme, where she found her best friends.Over the years, couples who have won the show have not always remained together, famously Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea who split after the rugby ace dumped the Geordie babe over text.Now, Anna has exclusively spoken to the Daily Star about the grand prize and who should walk away with it.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comShe said: "I feel like the people that find love should win the show."I would also love it more if someone won the show that came from nothing and they get an opportunity from Love Island, as well as love."How much better would that be than someone that's already got everything."She added: "Personally, that would make me happier."During the opening episode of the season, the Islanders of 2022 discovered that the public had been voting to decide who coupled up with who.Reflecting on this, Anna said: "I'm in two minds about it, one side of things I think it's a nice thing they've done, when you're standing up there and when you come out and you're waiting for people to step forward or not step forward it's just based on your looks and not your personality."I don't like the idea of that as such, it can be a sh***y feeling for the people who are going up there and it can ruin your confidence."She continued: "In another sense, it brings more drama when they pick themselves because it's always like 'you were going to pick me.'"And it

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed the unusual nickname she has gained since starring on Love Island.The 23 year old appeared on the 2019 series of the ITV2 dating show and she says since her appearance her friends and family have been calling her the unusual moniker after it trended on Twitter. Writing in her new autobiography, Becoming Molly-Mae, the influencer opens up about how the name came about. She says: “Looking at Twitter was not so fun.

Former Love Island winner Amber Gill was told to 'get a grip' as she had her say on the unpopular change to this year's series. During the launch show on Monday night (June 6) instead of choosing who they wanted to be coupled-up with, the Islanders were paired by a public vote.

Love Island villa in mere weeks.The ITV show will be returning to TV screens on June 6 and welcoming a sea of new singletons looking for love - and it seems Jacques O'Neill is one of the hopefuls poised for the show.Rugby League Live has reported that the star has been lined up for the series and putting his sporting career on hold while he has a stint on the show. Multiple sports stars have had a stint in the famous villa, including Tommy Fury, Ovie Soko and 2019 winner Greg O'Shea.Jacques isn't the only rumoured sportsman taking part in the show this year, with basketball player Jordan Spencer rumoured to be on the show too.Elsewhere boxer Joshua Legrove is also tipped for the series, with an insider telling The Sun that he is the "perfect fit" for the show, with bosses reportedly comparing him to 2019 runner-up Tommy Fury.Stunning Sophie Draper is also rumoured to be appearing on the show following her split form Aston Villa footballer Matty Cash.A source told The Sun: "Love Island bosses think she could be a good fit for the show.

Love Island winner Greg O'Shea says he will no longer talk publicly about his love life.The 27-year-old, who won the 2019 edition of the ITV dating show with Amber Gill, revealed in a Q+A that he feels he has been taken advantage of when discussing his private life.The Irish rugby sevens star penned that he will no longer open up about any romantic endeavours after being constantly quizzed about his relationship status.He wrote: "I'm just gonna speak on this one last time for clarity. There's too many questions like this."Unfortunately, some recent interviews I kindly agreed to do in recent months were edited wrongly."He added: "Inaccurate quotes and video clips about my personal life were posted without my permission and out of context, which just really isn't cool in my opinion."I'm disappointed in myself for being so open and honest in my answers and forgetting that all these interviewers want is clickbait.

Boxer and Love Island star Tommy Fury has opened up about his relationship with Molly-Mae Hague, revealing that the couple want to try for a baby in the near future. Tommy, 23, has explained how he wants a big family with Molly, 22, who he has lived with for three years after the couple fell for each other on the 2019 series of the ITV dating show.

Irish Love Island stud Greg O'Shea may be recently single and back on the market, but he tells new! he won't be dating anyone again anytime soon as he's still "heartbroken" from his recent break-up. Greg, 26, and his ex, influencer Kate Hutchins, parted ways after two years together in 2021 but he's still feeling the strain of the split. Speaking about why he can't face the idea of meeting a new woman, he shared: "I’m exhausted from my last relationship.

Molly-Mae Hague and boyfriend Tommy Fury have both enjoyed incredibly successful career paths since they left Love Island in 2019. The couple - who came runners up to Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea in the show - have since moved in together in Manchester, enjoying a loved up relationship going from strength to strength.

Greg O’Shea shared his “smashing day” at the spa where he accidentally broke a huge glass door. The Love Island star uploaded the hilarious video to Instagram on Thursday to show his far from relaxing time at the spa with pal, Harry McNulty.

Usually a trip to the spa involves nothing but relaxation away from the real world – but Greg O’Shea found himself in a slightly different situation this week.

After what has been the year of a lifetime for former Love Island winner Greg O’Shea, he has now revealed that he will be retiring from playing rugby.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterGetting on a reality TV show can mean a passport to fame, riches and a luxury lifestyle.Just look at Molly-Mae Hague who used her appearance on Love Island to launch a fashion career and recently signed a mega seven-figure deal with online retailer PrettyLittleThing.But others end up back in the day job, such as Georgia Townend who this week went back to her job at Lidl.The blonde, who entered around halfway through the most recent Love Island, failed to find love and was booted from the villa just two days later.Now she’s back working as a marketing executive for the budget supermarket, joking: “Yes I work for @lidlgb and yes that’s likely a

Amber Gill won Love Island series five in 2019 with Greg O'Shea. But despite appearing smitten in the villa, it wasn't long before the relationship was over, with Amber claiming her rugby playing partner savagely dumped her by text just after they split the £50k prize.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterLove Island stunner Amber Gill stole the show during series five and took the spot sharing the £50k prize fund with Greg O'Shea, but since leaving the villa she said her dating life has withered away,But during the star-studded after-party of the NTAS, the Daily Star caught up with the 24-year-old dating show contestant to get the lowdown on her love life.The Love Island queen elaborated on her lacking love life and revealed it's "worse now" than what it was before going on the show.Amber started off by reeling off her exciting future plans she has in the pipeline, highlighting a new book deal and a potential podcast.She said: "I'm working on a book

Molly-Mae Hague is riding high after securing a reported seven-figure deal as the new creative director for PrettyLittleThing.

Love Island 2019 star Tommy Fury has become the latest name who could be set to take part in this year’s I’m a Celebrity...

Love Island viewers claimed they "knew" Millie Court and Liam Reardon would win the £50,000 cash prize thanks to a "giveaway" sign.The 24 year old fashion buyer's administrator and 22 year old bricklayer were crowned victorious in the ITV2 show's live final – beating Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran to win. But viewers had dashed hopes for Chloe, 25, and Toby, 21, after realising they were standing on host Laura Whitmore's right-hand side.