Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has inadvertently revealed her ideal Islander and it's NOT Davide Sanclimenti. Read more on heat.
farting but if a girl farts in front of me I'd love that," he joked."I know people who have been in relationships for five years and they've never farted in front of each other. That's not happening with me. After the third date you've got to be comfortable."
Don't get us wrong, Ekin-Su and Davide are very much still together – and as their biggest fans we want it to stay that way – but we couldn't help but sniff out the compatibility here. Either way, we'll probably respectively turn down any future 'at home' interviews.Liam Reardon entered the Love Island 2021 villa on day one, and left hand-in-hand with girlfriend Millie the winner of the series on day 58 – despite THAT Casa Amor recouping.
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