News about Cara de la Hoyde

Chloe Burrows beamed at the special screening party for UNTOLD: Love in the Limelight, her documentary debut with Channel 4, in London on Thursday. The influencer and podcaster, 28, faked a relationship with Too Hot To Handle's Harry Johnson to investigate the power of 'showmances' - a portmanteau of 'showbusiness' and 'romances'. At the screening, the former Love Islander wore a dark cream sleeveless turtle neck shirt with off white high-waisted trousers. She finished her look with shiny brown heels and a gold bracelet, styling her blonde locks in a low side ponytail. Chloe posed with radio DJ Harriet Rose who wore a one-shoulder black top with an eye-catching black and pink skirt.

Chloe Burrows has admitted she faked a romance with Too Hot To Handle's Harry Johnson to investigate the power of showmances for a new documentary.  The reality star, 28, soared to fame on the seventh season of Love Island, where she finished in second place with Toby Aromolaran, 25.  While the couple split in 2022, Chloe set out to investigate the way celebrity couples can make money through the media for her Channel 4 documentary, Love In The Limelight: UNTOLD. 

Davide, 28, and Ekin-Su 39, found love on summer Love Island 2022 before a dramatic break in June, sparking reconciliation rumors three weeks later and announcing that they were back on in August. Any personal issues were obviously behind them, as they seemed to be as loved-up as ever snuggling up close in the middle of Hyde Park. With David winning Ekin-Su a white bear, the couple took the fair games with her. Davide wore a white turtleneck jacket with a grey jacket, while Ekin-Su went all black with white gloves and a Chanel hat.

Love Island is expected to attract its first black winner, much to the delight of ITV bosses who have long been accused that the dating show is biased. Whitney Adebayo is expected to win the £50,000 draw during Monday's final, which executives will see as a 'big win' for the under-fire network. Although the reality show has had mixed-race winners before, bias has dogged it.

Cara De La Hoyde was all smiles as she stepped out at the Haunted Mansion premiere in London on Tuesday with husband Nathan Massey and son Freddy.

With a brutal double dumping just hours away, more drama is likely for the Love Island villa. Following the shocking findings of a public vote, 'two of fan favorites' are likely to leave Mallorca's sunny island. The Islanders learn that the public has been voting for their favorite boy and favourite girl in scenes set to air on Friday night.

In 2016, the former Islander, 27, came in third place with ex-boyfriend Scott Thomas, 34, while married couple Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde won the £50,000 draw. After a string of failed romances, including with Aston Villa footballer Matty Cash, ex-TOWIE actor Myles Barnett, and Scott, who lived in Manchester until their 2017 split, Kady is hoping to find love once more in the villa, where she arrives this week as a shock bombshell. She follows Adam Collard's footsteps since returning to the show last year last year, as well as Jessie Wynter, who appeared on the Australian series but not on the UK winter season in February.

Cara De La Hoyde of Love Island has been motheress over her five-year-old son's not being in a car seat on a ride. Freddie, five, and Delilah, two children, who she met on the show, were filmed on the television. The family went on a fun trip to Legoland Windsor earlier this week and chronicled the day on social media.

The most recent season of Love Island has seen everything from tears to tantrums and accusations of harmful femininity. With just five couples remaining in the Cape Town villa, it will not be long before one pair is crowned the winners of series nine.

Cara De Le Hoyde's temps soared on Tuesday as she devolved into jargon for a sizzling video she posted ahead of Valentine's Day. As she stared seductively at the camera, the 32-year-old Love Island actress wowed in a red lace number. The TV actress then turned up the heat by changing into a pink bodysuit and flashed her behind.

The new season of Love Island is set to premiere on January 16, and the United States will be welcomed a whole new batch of Islanders. The winners of the £50,000 draw, but if they win, they may have a whole new life. Many winners have changed their lives, from finding love to scoring amazing work opportunities.

I am a "Love Island" superfan. I've been watching it from the start, never missing an episode, and I'm going to make it my "Mastermind" specialist subject. I can confidently say that I don't care who wins. I know this sounds harsh, but bear with me. For eight weeks, I've had a 9 p.m. slot in my diary every evening to watch the drama unfold, but the final week has always fallen a little flat for me. Perhaps it's that there are no more bombshells to turn heads or that the consequences of a tumultuous Casa Amor trip have been long forgotten. Regardless, I'm not the only one whose passions trumped out for the final. "Love Island is so boring in the last week," one Twitter user said. "I couldn't care less anymore," one other wrote: "I have the greatest interest in Love Island tbh, let me know who wins."