Love Island’s Amy Hart moves on from Curtis as she cosies up to dumped star Callum McLeod
LOVE Island’s Amy Hart appeared to move on from Curtis Pritchard with dumped star Callum McLeod.
Heartbroken Amy, 27, walked from the villa last week after ‘first love’ Curtis had his head turned in Casa Amor.
But she may have set her eyes on another Island lad as she looked extremely cosy with aircraft engineer Callum at ITV’s Summer Party this week.
The pair reunited at the annual bash with fellow ex-Islander Lucie Donlan, but it was Callum, 28, who made it onto Amy’s Instagram story.
Callum put a smile back on Amy’s face and the air hostess shared a photo with the Welsh hunk, in which they posed like the perfect couple.
Amy even teased fans and gave them something to talk about when she placed a huge heart emoji over the snap on Instagram.
Amy had therapy 12 times during her troubled stint in the villa.
She told OK!: “I had therapy 12 times in the villa – but I’ve come out stronger. I deserve a man who loves me for who I am.”
Amy added that she now has a bodyguard to look after her whenever she leaves home because her newfound fame means she is mobbed by fans.
The star repeatedly broke down in tears on Love Island and later revealed she had been in a “very horrible place” during her final week.
However, she has praised Love Island’s care team and said she would continue to see the show’s counsellors in the coming months.
Since her departure, Amy has been getting close to Curtis’s brother AJ, 24, openly flirting with him on Love Island: Aftersun.
When an audience member asked who he would have coupled up with on the show, the Strictly pro replied: “Amy looks gorgeous this evening. I love her hair.”
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Speaking about her time on the Island, she added: “I was in a very horrible place over the last week, to be told that the gloves were off with Maura and I had to ‘brace myself’, like a storm. I knew I had to leave when I did.
“I’m kidding myself thinking that I can watch Curtis cracking on with Maura. It would be self-sabotage. It’s not nice. I have to put myself and my sanity first.”
She added: “I’ve given up a place that 130,000 people applied for but I had to leave as I wasn’t myself any more. I was in absolute despair.”