A host of this year's Love Island stars already have celeb representatives working for them, despite the show not even airing yet.
Despite not even having a single second of airtime, the new crop of stars are being looked after by management.
The fifth series of the ITV2 dating show doesn't kick off until Monday night, but Anton Danyluk, Tommy Fury, Amber Gill, Amy Hart and Curtis Pritchard are already getting the star treatment.
It could be down to the fact that as part of the show's revised aftercare guidelines, following the tragic deaths of Mike Thalassitis and Sophie Gradon, the newbies were encouraged to find management to help them navigate post-villa life.
The guildelines say: "The Islanders will also be encouraged to secure management to represent them after the show and manage them if they wish to take part in other TV shows and opportunities."
It was also revealed that the contestants from series five will be given at least eight therapy sessions after the show ends.
It's understandable that Curtis and Tommy would already have representation.
Professional dancer Curtis, the younger brother of Strictly Come Dancing's AJ Pritchard, has worked in television before.
Like his brother, he has teamed up with celebs in a TV dance contest, Dancing With The Stars in Ireland.
Last year, he was forced to quit the show after being injured in a brutal club attack.
Curtis needed emergency surgery on his knee after he and AJ were viciously attacked on a night out.
The brothers appeared on TV to talk about what had happened, so Love Island fans will have probably seen him before.
Tommy is the younger brother of Tyson Fury , and a boxer himself, so it's likely that he'll have already had representation of his own.
But the previously unknown Anton, Amber and Amy appear to have followed producers' advice by bagging themselves management before the show airs.
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