Love Island star Gemma Owen has already attracted the attention of former islanders.
The ITV2 dating show has a sizzling hot new cast who will be hitting UK screens in just a matter of days.
With the original contestants for series eight confirmed, fans are already getting acquainted with the new line-up.
The new singletons have already grown their social media pages, with some already having a huge following.
Gemma, footballer Michael Owen’s stunning daughter, already has more than 49,000 followers on Instagram.
The youngest out of the lineup at 19, she runs her own swimwear line, called OG Swimwear.
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She also features stunning photos on Instagram of her dressage work.
Speaking ahead of entering the villa, Gemma said: “I’m not going to mess up something for someone who is in a proper relationship or get in the way of a couple if they have a genuine connection.
“I wouldn’t do anything to another girl that I wouldn’t be happy with them doing to me.”
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The international dressage rider has a separate page for her sporting pictures, and that page alone has more than 9,000 followers.
Her page is even followed by last years Islanders Liam Reardon and Brad McClelland.
Liam won the ITV2 dating show last year with his girlfriend Millie Court.
The pair were crowned the winners after beating runners-up Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran.
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ITV2 released the official voting figures for the final days after the last show of the series, and it’s safe to say that Millie and Liam won by a landslide – with over 40% of the public vote.
In fact, Milliam received 42.02% of the votes, while runners up Chloe and Toby got 30.85%.
Third place Faye Winter and Teddy Soares narrowly snuck into third place with 14.85% of the vote, while Kaz Kamwi and Tyler Cruickshank came fourth with 12.27%.
While Geordie chap Brad failed to find love in the villa last year.
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