How much do you spend per week?
About £30, which is for me, plus food for my dachshund, Vienna.
Describe your daily diet...
I have a set meal plan from a personal trainer to keep me on track. I have a nice coffee machine, so I’ll make myself a coconut flat white first thing. Then I’ll have a little bit of orange juice and some Coco Pops.
For a treat, I’ll have an almond croissant or cinnamon and raisin fruit loaf. Lunch varies between chicken, turkey, fish, with raw spinach and lots of other veggies, I might put it all in a wholegrain wrap or serve it with rice. Dinner will either be pasta or turkey Bolognese.
Check out: Love Island 2021 Cast - their jobs before the show
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1 of 12Kaz Kamwi - fashion influencer
Before heading into the villa, Kaz was already an influencer (with 71k followers) and could have been earning up to £1,000 per post. So annually she could have been making £57,200.
2 of 12Teddy Soares - senior financial consultant
Teddy already had a pretty stable career before his time in the villa. He was a senior financial consultant in Manchester means he could have been earning around £42k a year.
3 of 12Jake Cornish - water engineer
OG Islander Jake was a water engineer in Weston-super-Mare before going into the villa which means he could have been making £38k a year.
4 of 12Chloe Burrows - marketing executive in financial services
Chloe, the most iconic bombshell from Love Island 2021, was a marketing executive in financial services before going into the villa. She could have been earning £36,700 a year.
5 of 12Abigail Rawlings - tattoo artist
Abigail was a tattoo artist in Bournemouth before her stint on Love Island and she could have been earning £35k a year.
6 of 12Tyler Cruickshank - estate agent
Bombshell Tyler was an estate agent in Croydon before going on the ITV show. Who knows whether he'll return to his job but he could have been earning around £29k a year.
7 of 12Millie Court - fashion buyer assistant
Millie is arguably the best dressed in the Love Island 2021 villa and that may be because of her job as a fashion buyer assistant for ASOS. At her old job in London, Millie could have been earning £26k a year.
8 of 12Hugo Hammond - trainee PE teacher
Because Hugo only completed part of his teacher training, he wasn't actually a full-time PE teacher but nevertheless he could have still be earning £25,750 a year.
9 of 12Faye Winter - lettings manager
Faye was a lettings manager in Devon and she could have been earning around £25k a year.
10 of 12Liam Reardon - bricklayer
As a bricklayer in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, Liam may have been earning £22,800 a year.
11 of 12Toby Aromolaran - semi professional footballer
Toby is a semi professional footballer, who plays for Hashtag United, and he could have been earning £18k.
12 of 12Liberty Poole - Nando's waitress and marketing student
As a waitress at Nando's Liberty could be earning around £18k a year.
What do you snack on during the day?
Normally I’ll have set snacks in my meal plan, like Babybel, sugar snap peas and houmous and Pop Chips.
Strangest thing you’ve ever eaten?
I tried a chicken’s foot when I was abroad. It was in a noodle soup. It looked weird but it just tasted like chicken skin off the bone.
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Is there anything you refuse to eat?
I don’t eat pork. And although I eat fish, I’m terrified of any kind of fish or prawns with heads on!
What would you cook to impress?
The last time I hosted for guests, I made a chicken, mushroom and leek pie with a puff pastry crust, root vegetable mash, roasted parsnips and carrots.
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Verdict
Nutritionist Juliette Kellow says, “Sharon could add more fibre to her diet by switching to a wholegrain cereal and having whole fruit rather than juice for breakfast.
“She should also choose a plant-based milk with added calcium for her bones – or cow’s milk, which is naturally rich in this nutrient.
“As she is cutting down on meat, she should make sure her veggie alternatives aren’t loaded with salt.”