Love Island stars Will Young and Jessie Wynter want to start a family.
The couple met on the winter series of Love Island in 2023 and have gone from strength to strength ever since. Jessie took a huge step when she moved from Australia to Buckinghamshire in England with Will and his family.
But now the pair want to buy a home together and have babies. The pair looked smitten on the red carpet at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday (May 12).
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Jessie told OK!: “We’re currently searching for a house because we are going to buy together. That’s what’s been taking our time up – it’s actually really hard to find a house.”
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Will added: “Yeah we’ve got to get a house and then get ready for the baby,” before putting a hand on Jessie’s stomach, and said: “Hopefully soon.” Jessie quickly added: “I said we’re not having a baby until we have a house, so he said ‘let’s get on that’.”
Jessie added: “Of course we both want children. I’m turning 28 this year so we’ve got to get the ball rolling soon”.
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She also recently admitted she’d say yes if Will popped the question. She told The Sun: “We definitely do speak about marriage, and getting engaged and everything a lot. I think if we could, we would be engaged right now.
“We’d be having a wedding, but at the moment, like we’ve just got so many other things to navigate at the moment. So that’s not the top of my priorities.”
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Discussing Will’s trip to Australia with her, she added: “So after [Love Island] we spent a bit of time in Australia. Will bless him, he’s worked and lived on the farm his whole life.
“He went to Australia, and I showed him a bit of city life in Sydney, and he actually really liked it. So that’s kind of opened our eyes up too.”
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