Love Island ‘lines up fashion influencer Chloe Nicole for 2023 winter series’

By Liam On Jan 5, 2023

Love Island has reportedly lined up stunning fashion influencer Chloe Nicole for the winter 2023 series.

Chloe is said to have been in talks with show bosses that she might travel to South Africa this month for the new series, with sources saying she is “the perfect islander.”

The news comes after the first contestant ‘revealed’ for the upcoming winter issue was Boohoo model Tanya Manhenga.

Incoming? Love Island has reportedly lined up stunning fashion influencer Chloe Nicole for the winter 2023 series.

said a source Sun: ‘Chloe is beautiful and funny, she would make the perfect islander, but nothing is set in stone yet.

“Things with the show are still up in the air, but she’d love to sign on.”

The insider added: “She knows Indiyah [Polack]who was on the show last year, through the industry to seize the opportunity to enter the village.

MailOnline has contacted Love Island representatives for comment.

Exciting: Chloe is said to have been in talks with show bosses that she might travel to South Africa this month for the new series, with sources saying she’s “the perfect islander”

The influencer also boasts 13k followers on Instagram, while she is said to have modeled for PrettyLittleThing and Boohoo in the past.

The beauty is also a smart cookie, having graduated from the University of Leicester last year.

If Chloe makes the list, she’ll join alleged new contestants Chloe Baker, a TikTok influencer, and 22-year-old biomedical science student Tanya.

According to SunIn addition to her degree, Tanya has worked with brands such as Ego and Simmi shoes and is already represented by the Muse talent agency.

Are you coming to the island? A source said: “Chloe is beautiful and fun, she would make the perfect islander but nothing is set in stone yet.”

Hot Stuff: The influencer also boasts 13k followers on Instagram, while she is said to have modeled for PrettyLittleThing and Boohoo in the past

Tanya currently has over 11,000 followers on Instagram whom she keeps entertained with various bikini photos.

A source said: “Tanya really is the complete package, she’s as smart as she is stunning and looks set to be one of the most popular islanders on this series.”

“She’s an islander in waiting, already moving in the same circles as former cast members and already having brand deals under her belt.

“But his followers already know that he has a personality to match. This year’s cast is a cheeky bunch, full of banter and good talk, and Tanya is ready to lead the pack.’

Hopeful: It comes after the first bachelor headed to the Love Island villa for the upcoming winter series is revealed to be Boohoo model Tanya Manhenga.

Stunning: According to The Sun, the 22-year-old biomedical sciences student is among the next crop of hopefuls heading to South Africa to look for love.

Perhaps hinting at her upcoming TV appearance, Tanya captioned her Christmas Eve post with, “The calm before the storm.”

MailOnline has contacted Love Island representatives for comment.

The ninth series will first be hosted by Maya Jama, after Laura Whitmore stepped down from her role following the tragic death of former host Caroline Flack in 2020.

The villa was revealed last month, with sources telling MailOnline that the South African mansion is the “best villa” yet, with stunning mountain views and is located on the country’s “millionaire’s row”.

Wow: Tanya currently has over 11,000 followers on Instagram who she keeps entertained with various bikini photos.

A source said: “Tanya really is the complete package, she’s as smart as she is stunning and looks set to be one of the most popular islanders on this series.”

Love Island bosses have reportedly splashed out on a £1.2m villa in which contestants will compete as gladiators to win the show’s sportiest season yet.

According to The Sun, the luxurious mansion in South Africa has a zip line, a 400-meter running track, and rugby and soccer fields.

The property will be home to a host of British singles when the winter edition of the show returns after three years.

Meanwhile, Love Island announced its new duty of care measures for 2023 on the Friday before the series in South Africa, and there are some big changes in store.

ITV2 will ban the islanders’ social media activity during the show and provide enhanced relationship behavior training after a controversial summer series.

Fresh Face: Season 9 will be hosted for the first time by Maya Jama, after Laura Whitmore stepped down from her role.

It comes after Love Island received more than 5,000 complaints from Ofcom last year, with viewers sharing their concerns about “misogynistic behavior and bullying”.

Now ITV has said that a comprehensive package of welfare measures for the show’s contributors remains in place to ensure stars receive full support before, during and after the filming period.

As part of extended measures to protect both islanders and their families from ‘the adverse effects of social media’, participants will be asked to stop their handles and accounts on their social media platforms during their time at the Program.

The Winter Love Island series start date will reportedly be Monday, January 16.

Amazing! Love Island bosses have reportedly splashed out on a £1.2m villa in which contestants will compete as gladiators to win the show’s sportiest season yet.

Love Island duty of care protocols in full, prior to the 2023 series

The entire duty of care process is outlined below:

Pre Filming and Filming

– Registered mental health professional involved in the entire series, from pre-filming to aftercare.

– Comprehensive pre-filming medical and psychological evaluations, including evaluations by an independent doctor, a psychological consultant, and reports from each islander’s GP to verify medical history.

– Prospective islanders are required to confidentially disclose any medical history that is relevant to their inclusion in the Village and the production’s ability to provide them with a suitable environment.

– Managing cast expectations: detailed explanations, both verbally and in writing, of the implications, both positive and negative, of participating in the series are given to potential cast members throughout the casting process and reinforced in the contract to be clear.

– The cast are told that they should consider all the potential implications of participating in the show and work through this decision-making process in consultation with their family and those closest to them, to ensure they feel it is the right thing for them to do. them.

– The senior team on the ground have received mental health first aid training.

– A wellness team dedicated exclusively to the islanders both during the show and after.

Aftercare

– Personalized training on the management of social networks and advice on finances and adaptation to life at home.

– A minimum of eight therapy sessions will be offered to each islander when they return home.

– Proactive contact with Islanders for a period of 14 months after the end of the series in which they have appeared, with additional help in their case.

– We encourage Islanders to secure management to represent them after the show and manage them should they decide to participate in other TV shows, ad campaigns or other public appearance opportunities.