Gordon Ramsay's daughter Holly looks stunning as the face of Boux Avenue's new Love Island-inspired collection amid rumours that she's joining the show.
Holly, 21, is collaborating with the lingerie brand as it launches pieces for the summer including worn-to-be seen lingerie and pool-side glam swimwear available in sizes six-18.
This collaboration comes following talk that Holly could be about to enter the Love Island villa on Monday June 28.
She looks stunning posing in a baby blue bralette and shorts set.
TV chef Gordon and his wife Tana, who he married in 1996, have five children - Megan, 23, twins Holly and Jack, 21, Matilda, 19 and two-year-old Oscar.
Holly, the proud owner of an adorable French bulldog called Truffle, has her own podcast '21 and Over with Holly Ramsay' as she shares her mental health journey with listeners.
Launching her project last month she said: "I hope by listening, we can continue to break the stigma surrounding our mental health.
"Asking for help is not only the bravest thing you can do, but it is also your first step to reaching a happier and healthier you."
She said last week: "We may be at the end of Mental Health Awareness Month but mental health isn’t something that you struggle with for just a month. For many of us mental health is every day."
Islanders from Manchester taking a chance on romance on the ITV2 dating show include Scott Thomas from series two in 2016.
Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury fell in love during the 2019 series and are still going strong today.
Dom Lever married Jess Shears in 2018 after meeting her in the villa the previous year and Love Island and winter Love Island winners 2020 Paige Turley and Finley Tapp set up home here after emerging victorious.
Former scaffolder Callum Jones from Manchester also starred in winter Love Island and found love with Molly Smith in Casa Amor, the neighbouring villa which puts Love Island couplings to the test.
Love Island is returning to our screens for the first time since February 2020 after the summer series was cancelled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
