Love Island legend Millie Court has revealed she will have a no-nonsense approach when she returns to the show for its All Stars series next week
Love Island winner Millie Court has issued a stark warning after signing up for the show’s new All Stars series.
The Essex beauty isn’t prepared to put up with any bad behaviour from the lads in the TV villa. When she took part in the show in 2021 she had a turbulent time with hunk Liam Reardon. But this time, she is determined to find a romance that is plain sailing. Millie told the Daily Star: “The first time I was on Love Island, it was all really new for me.
“But now I know what to expect. I’m 29 now, so I’ve grown up a bit. I won’t take as much s*** this time. I am more confident now. I am going to be me.”
Millie is hoping things will be very different during her second stint as a contestant. She added: “It’s probably going to be very different to my first experience.
“Last time I was in one couple the whole time. I might not meet someone on day one and be with them the whole time. It’s going to be a surprise. But I’m excited to see what happens.”
Millie admits agreeing to return to the show was a tough decision.
She said: “It wasn’t an easy decision to do this series. It took me a while to come to the decision.
“But I decided to do it. I decided that because I enjoyed love Island so much the first time. i was lucky to experience it. Hopefully it’s an amazing experience again.”
Millie and Liam won the show in 2021, bagging the £50,000 prize money.
But she isn’t expecting that to happen again.
She said: “I didn’t expect to win the first time and I don’t expect to win this time. You don’t go in with that intention.
“You’ve just got to go in and enjoy every moment. Whatever happens, happens.”
Millie will be in the villa with a raft of fellow legends including Jess Harding and Ronan Keating’s son Jack.
The series starts on Monday at 9pm on ITV2.
