Anna Vakili has admitted she doesn't want another relationship after her 'bruising' relationship with Jordan Hames in the Love Island villa.
The 29-year-old pharmacist, who accepted Jordan's proposal to become girlfriend and boyfriend after weeks of growing close, was left reeling when he attempted to crack on with India Reynolds days after they became official.
Speaking to Christine Lampard on ITV's Lorraine today, Anna confessed her heart is aching over what happened.
"Well I'm single, I came out of there single so I'm going to concentrate on work," she said.
"I don't know if I'm ready to meet anyone now, after that experience, it's put me back a bit in terms of relationships. I'm a bit bruised."
Anna and Jordan had refused to speak to each other during their exit interview from the villa, as she kept shouting over him: "You hurt my feelings."
Meanwhile, her fellow ex-Islanders Chris Taylor and Harley Brash have been going from strength to strength in the days since they were dumped from the villa.
"We've had a good start, we've got a lot closer since we came out. It's nice with no one watching. We're just taking it one step at a time," Chris explained to Christine.
Asked if there were any sign of wedding bells on the horizon, Harley spluttered: "Wedding bells?!"
"We've just met! Give us a break," Chris quipped.
Asked if Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea were worthy Love Island winners, Chris went on: "I think so, 100%, definitely. Amber went on such a journey in there culminating on her winning, which was amazing. And Greg's a really nice boy as well, he's had such an impact.
"He's such a gentleman," chipped in Harley.
But the three Islanders all agreed their post-villa experience has been very different from how they were imagining.
"They tell you that's what's going to happen, but it's a weird feeling. when you're in there you don't realise there's cameras," Anna pointed out.
"Until Aftersun Live I didn't reaiise, I was like, 'my god, I've been on TV all this time'."
Chris said: "It's so easy to forget. I've looked back, there's a lot of random stuff I'd done, if I'd remembered I was on TV I'd have been like, oh maybe I shouldn't do that, it's a bit weird."
"That's the magic of the show when you completely forget there's cameras there, you start acting yourself the way you would on the outside," Harley added.
*Love Island: The Reunion airs Sunday at 9pm on ITV2
