EXCLUSIVE: Love Island’s Meg Moore is preparing to enter the ITV villa as an original summer 2025 Islander – but it appears there has been some chaos behind-the-scenes
Love Island star Meg Moore is about to blow viewers away as she enters the villa – but it looks like there’s been some chaos behind-the-scenes.
The Portsmouth lass spoke to Daily Star as she talked about her upcoming TV appearance, which may lead to love.
Meg, 25 told us: “It’s been a bit of a nightmare, to be honest,” as she talked about how the preparation for the show was going on behind-the-scenes.
Before adding: “I’m not this influencer, I’m sorry I can’t do it. Well, I’m trying” as she highlighted feeling slightly uncomfortable in front of the camera.
Meg continued: “Obviously, when you do your press and profile, you do a lot of filming for the show, which fans will obviously watch when it gets released, and obviously I’m going to be an OG so that’s like a huge reality like this is all happening now, and we do a lot of filming, and you have to kind of be natural with the camera. It’s all new to me, but we’re getting there.”
The dating show contestant also touched upon how refreshing it was to not be glued to her phone as she usually is at home.
The payroll pro shared: “It’s made me realise how much I appreciate life without the phone, even growing up, I never had a phone. Growing up, I was always out playing with other kids and stuff like that. So having no phone, the only one thing is, I FaceTime my mum and sister every day. So when my chaperone was asking, we’re gonna get breakfast in the morning, I was like, ‘Okay, let me FaceTime my mum first.’ Then I thought, ‘Oh my god, no, I can’t!'”
When speaking further about her family’s reaction to her upcoming ITV stint, she revealed that they were all “really excited” for her.
She shared: “They were really excited. I’m in such a close family, and we all we see each other, we FaceTime every day.”
Meg also shared with us what her ideal type is, with her saying “someone could be amazing to look at, but have no personality, and I think that’s a big thing”.
Before continuing: “The connection you build with someone is a massive part in having a relationship.”
Love Island kicks off Monday at 9pm on ITV2
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