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Love Island First Winners Reflect on Family Life as New Series Launches

Their interview shows winning in 2015 changed their work options so they can prioritise family.

Overview

  • Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey appeared on This Morning on Monday and confirmed they married in 2019 and now have two children and a dog.
  • The couple won Love Island's first series in 2015 after coupling on day one, and Nathan described their bond as an "instant connection."
  • Cara said she went into the villa expecting little attention because she did not fit the "typical blonde" look and compared her style to Wednesday Addams.
  • Cara told hosts that winning the show "changed our lives" and gave her work flexibility to attend school assemblies, sports days and other family events.
  • The interview coincides with the new Love Island series launching on ITV2 at 9pm on June 1 with 12 contestants and follows other alumni who have formed long-term partnerships and families.