New Love Island bombshell Danny looks completely different with long hair before joining the show
NEW Love Island bombshell Danny Bibby has been spotted looking totally different with long hair before entering the ITV dating show.
While the hunk, who has already turned heads in the villa, now sports a neat buzz cut, the soon-to-be reality star hasn’t always looked that way.
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Danny, 25, who has already been embroiled in a race row, looks like butter wouldn’t melt as he poses in the snap in a checkered three-piece suit.
Sat in a deck chair with a beer in hand on a night out in Birmingham in 2018, the plumber smiled for the camera in the tailored blue outfit.
His noticeably longer brunette hair had been styled into gentle waves on top, while he also appeared to be without his multiple tattoos.
Fans of Love Island will already know Danny is covered in ink from head to toe, covering his entire torso and trailing up his neck.
Earlier this week, we revealed what the new boy looked like before his body art, as he posed in a boxing gym with bare skin.
Previously, Danny’s dad apologised for his son’s n-word post and insisted “he’s not racist but this was a mistake”.
Fans have been asking for Danny to be removed from the villa, after it emerged he had used the n-word in a social media post.
But Danny’s dad, Ricky, has defended his son, insisting he “doesn’t have a racist bone in his body” and insisted there were “no racist intentions”.
“Although it was not done maliciously, it was a mistake. I absolutely apologise on his behalf for the offence this wording may have caused. That would never have been his intention,” he said.
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This comes as eagle-eyed fans combed through his Instagram and found the comment.
In a photo of Danny posing in a shirt while on holiday, a friend commented: “Champ” and a fist-bump emoji. Danny replied: “My n****”.
Danny entered the famous villa last night, going on a date with single girl Kaz as he shook things up within the walls of the Majorcan villa.
