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    Love Island winner admits ‘it didn’t feel right’ to quit day job after fame

    The ex-islander felt strongly about continuing her career, even after leaving the villa with the shiny £50K prizeKimberly Nhundu20:07, 27 Jun 2025Updated 20:09, 27 Jun 2025Love Island has been a launchpad for the glittering careers of stars like Molly-Mae Hague and Chloe Burrows, who’ve shot to fame since their villa days.Now in its twelfth series, the popular dating show has seen many former islanders carving out successful careers as social media influencers or TV personalities.However, not all islanders opt for the spotlight. Take 2023 winner Sanam Harrinanan, for instance, who found love with her now-fiancé Kai Fagan during the ninth season’s Casa Amor twist.The couple scooped the hefty £50K prize but didn’t let it turn their lives upside down.Before jetting off to Majorca, Sanam had worked hard to establish herself as a social worker, reports OK!.Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan returned to their day jobs after winning Love Island(Image: More

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    Lewis Capaldi drops f-bomb gag on Glastonbury return after Tourettes struggles

    Glastonbury Festival saw Lewis Capaldi make a surprise appearance on Friday – two years after he last performed at the event and before he took a break from the spotlight17:41, 27 Jun 2025Updated 18:06, 27 Jun 2025Lewis Capaldi made an unexpected but mighty return to the Glastonbury Festival stage tonight, two years after his last performance at the event. The ‘Someone You Loved’ singer was back in the spotlight today, marking two years since his previous appearance.Addressing the crowd, he said: “I just wanted to come and finish what I couldn’t finish first time round”. More

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    Glastonbury bosses shut down area as Lorde performs surprise set as fans go wild

    Glastonbury bosses have been forced to shut down part of the festival as crowds descend on a tent to see a secret set from pop star Lorde, with festivalgoers told ‘Woodies is now full’15:58, 27 Jun 2025Updated 16:00, 27 Jun 2025Glastonbury chiefs have had to close off a section of the festival as hordes of fans flocked to a tent. Revellers rushed to catch pop sensation Lorde’s surprise set, which proved too much for the festival organisers.An insider told the Mirror: “It’s sweltering inside the tent given the amount of people crammed inside. Bosses are urging people to stand up off the floor to make room. Some people are leaving as it’s so intense.”However, as the crowd overflowed from the tent, the source added: “Bosses have now shut down Woodsies as crowds are so big with a festival-wide message saying: ‘Woodies is now full’.”This comes shortly after Glastonbury chiefs revealed the acts they anticipate will attract the largest crowds today. Last year, the festival faced severe overcrowding problems as fans hurried to see their favourite performers.Lorde performed a secret set(Image: More