Who is Anton Danyluk? Love Island 2019 star’s age, job and dating history revealed

LOVE Island 2019 contestant Anton Danylukb is feeling a tad nervous about his time in the villa — in fact, he’s branding it the “biggest test of my life”.

According to the 24-year-old, he suffers with a medical condition known as a wandering eye and he’s concerned the girls on the show will aggravate it. Hard times, eh? Here’s everything you need to know about Love Islander Anton and that poorly eye of his…

Who is Love Islander Anton Danylukb?

Anton is a gym owner from Scotland — and he’s pretty proud at the thought of being the first Scottish lad on the show.

He describes himself as funny, hard-working and motivated, however, he has a few bad traits too, including  being moody and an over-thinker.

But what is his worst trait? Probably that wondering eye.

“I’ve never really been loyal in any of my relationships,” he admitted before heading into the villa. “My last relationship, I actually got caught cheating for the first time in my life and it changed everything for me. I saw how much it hurt her and what it did to her.

“So, for me going to into Love Island, it’s going to be the biggest test of my life. I know that if I am loyal to someone in that space of time when hot girls are being thrown in all the time then I know I can be loyal to them.”

What is Anton Danylukb looking for in the Love Island villa?

Anton didn’t specify whether he’s looking for love on the show, however, he definitely does have a type on paper.

Citing Magot Robbie in The Wolf of Wall Street as his perfect girl, Anton would like to couple up with a blonde if possible.

“She has to be hard working and good looking,” he added. “They have to be into the gym because it’s such a big part of my life so it’s important that it’s a big part of their life as well.”

One thing he won’t tolerate in a relationship is a girl who lives off of her parents.

“I’ve always been brought up to work for everything I have so I’d want someone with a similar work ethic,” he explained.

Is Love Islander Anton Danylukb rich?

Judging by his interviews prior to entering the villa, he doesn’t sound like he’s short of a few bob.

When he was just 21-years-old, the gym owner bought himself a Porsche.

Although the car impressed the ladies, Anton wasn’t very happy about it.

He explained: “I picked a girl up in that and she started taking pictures when she was in the car and sending it to her friends. The fact that she was doing that made me think it meant something to her.

“It shouldn’t matter what I was driving whether that be a Corsa or a Porsche so I finished the date right there.”

When does Love Island 2019 start?

Get ready to say goodbye to your summer as Love Island FINALLY lands on your TV screens.

Series five will kick off on Monday, June 3, 2019 at 9pm.

You’ll be able to get your fix of the show every night on ITV2 where the main show will give us the lowdown on all the goings-on in the villa – from couples cracking on to singletons getting mugged off.

Saturday night’s show differs from the rest of the week, as it is a round-up of all the best bits from the villa that week – and maybe some unseen footage!

If that’s not enough, you can also watch Caroline Flack’s spin off show Aftersun on Sunday nights at 10pm after the main show has aired where she discusses the latest action with celebrity guest as well as those eliminated from the villa.

Are there any changes for Love Island 2019?

Love Island bosses are plotting some major shakeups for the 2019 show.

They are reportedly scrapping rival villa Casa Amor, which sparked explosive scenes for two years on the show.

Instead, this year ITV2 bosses want to keep new islanders on their toes and they also want viewers to expect the unexpected, which involves creating all-new challenges for contestants.

The Love Island cast are also set to see their pay increase.According to reports to “compensate” for giving up time to be on the show, ITV bosses have agreed to pay the islanders £250 a week.  That’s £50 a week more than 2018, who accepted £200 a week to cover their bills, rent and utilities while appearing on the show.

Like 2018, the show is likely to last eight weeks meaning the grand final could be around July 29, 2019.

Who will be this year’s winning couple? Stay tuned!