Love Island legend who got engaged on first ever show ‘returns’ for All Stars
A LOVE Island legend who got engaged on the first ever show will “return” for the All Stars spin-off show.
Hannah Elizabeth who took part in the first series of the ITV2 dating show, could be making her villa comeback.
The blonde beauty, 33, who has since turned to selling racing pictures on adult site OnlyFans, is reportedly set to head back into the famous villa.
Liverpool native Hannah will join other past fan-favourites who are also looking for love a second time around.
It’s been over eight years since she shot to fame on ITV2’s Love Island, coming runner-up in the first series with then-boyfriend Jon Clark.
The pair even shocked viewers when the got engaged on the show – only to break up just months later.
Now an Insider has revealed to the Daily Star how she will “looking for love once more” on the famous ITV2 reality show.
It comes after Hannah dropped a HUGE hint last year, that she was in talks to go back on Love Island.
It came after she revealed she had travelled to London for a meeting, and documented her journey for fans.
While in the capital she attended ITV‘s headquarters in White City for an undisclosed meeting.
Taking to her Instagram, Hannah shared a snap of herself waiting in the broadcaster’s reception.
Wearing a smart black suit and Valentino high heels, she captioned her post: “Business Barbie.”
Further speculation that she would be back on Love Island came from the show’s narrator Iain Stirling.
Speaking to Capital Breakfast about the new All Stars series he said: “I’d love to see Hannah Elizabeth from series one.”
Iain went on: “That is proper back! She came second and they got engaged on the show, to Jon. And Hannah was a playgirl bunny from Liverpool.
“And she used to wear these like insanely amazing outfits like tiny, tiny, multicoloured bikinis and she’d have her hair like and like do you know like, permed for the night, and rollers in all day.”
Meanwhile, fans don’t have to long to wait for the show to kick off as ITV have confirmed it will be back on January 15.
Regular show host Maya Jama will return to South Africa, where she launched her Love Island career, to present the All Star series.
It will see legendary Islanders from show’s past couple up and battle it out to be crowned the ultimate villa couple.