Stevie Bradley may have lost his place in the Love Island villa, but it seems that going back home won’t be too much of a chore for the 21-year-old.
According to reports, the university is apparently not short of a few bob and enjoys a 'jet-set lifestyle' of holidays and fast cars.
The former Islander was one of the boy bombshells dropped into Casa Amor after the original girls and boys were split between two villas.
It looked like he might have caught the attention of single girl Lucie Donlan - who he shared a smooch with earlier this week - but she went in favour of another new boy.
In Tuesday’s explosive recoupling, Stevie lost out to George Rains for the surfer’s affections, and was dumped from the island along with five others.
Since his exit from the ITV show, the Mirror has reported that Stevie is the son of multi-millionaire businessman Stephen Bradley who was awarded an MBE for his services to retail.
According to the tabloid, his family owns a boat and a luxury home on the Isle of Man, where Stevie attended a £23,000-per-year private school.
He also enjoys his supercars and can be seen driving his Porsche, and is a regular attendee at exclusive parties in London.
As well as benefiting from a wealthy home life, Stevie also jets across the globe staying in a string of high-end hotels such as the £1,000 a night Sandy Lane in Barbados, according to the publication.
He’s certainly not shy about letting his friends and followers in on his lifestyle - he keeps them all updated about his exploits on his Instagram page.
The rugby union fan said he was “disappointed” when he left the villa, but said he had “fun”.
“I am quite disappointed but I think it takes me onto new things. I had fun with the experience and I’m happy with that," he said.
"I was confident at the start, I probably held off the gas a bit too much towards the end because I almost forgot that the main goal was to find someone."
He added: "Lucie is good with George".
