Aww, isn't it just the best when a Love Island star gets their happy ending?
It's rarely with anyone they met on the dating show, but still, nothing like true romance to warm our hearts.
The latest bombshell to hard launch their new relationship is Love Island 2024 chap, Hugo Godfroy who managed to do the almost impossible and make his way to the main villa after being a Casa Amor boy.
Hugo matched with Jess White during his stint on the romance reality TV show but the duo were dumped from the villa on day 38.
When they were back in the real world, Hugo found himself caught up in some major drama due to him sharing a cheeky kiss with Love Island 2023 bombshell, Charlotte Sumner.
Hugo had literally JUST split from Jess when this became public knowledge; as in the news had barely even been announced when Hugo and Charlotte were spotted locking lips.
Anyway fast forward to 2025 and Hugo and his iconic facial hair took to social media to hard launch a new romance.
Sharing a selfie of him and a drop dead gorgeous blonde, Hugo's fellow Love Island lads are clearly all for this new chapter in his life.
'The start's been exceptional 🗓️ Ldn East this Saturday to top it all off 🕺🏼,' Hugo captioned the post.
Sam Taylor commented, 'Cute ❤️,' with Ciaran Davies writing, 'Hard launch 🚀.'
One of Hugo's followers added, 'Main gram yeahhh proud of you🤣❤️' and there is no denying that a grid post is that little bit more serious than a story mention, right?
Hugo's latest love is influencer, Cameron Freeston which means we guess Hugo's name can be removed from the potential All Stars 2026 contestants list, then.
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Emily Vierke is a digital writer for heat and Closer Online who enjoys stalking The Love Island girlies for fashion inspo especially Indiyah Polack and Grace Jackson. Emily has a soft spot for TOWIE OGs Amy and Harry, mainly because she was also not aware that the capital of India was New Delhi she DID, however, know that know it wasn't France.