‘Hottest girl to enter Love Island villa ever' fans cry as Irish stunner compared to icon Maura Higgins in unseen pics
Megan Forte Clarke will be one of the
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Megan is competing on Love Island this year
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Megan has shared some stunning snaps on her social media
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Megan has been compared to Love Island royalty - Maura Higgins
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The 24-year-old is looking for a man with a sense of humour when she goes into the villa - and admitted that she wouldn't say no to a "dad bod".
And Megan is no stranger to a stunning selfie, and also likes to travel, according to her social media.
The brunette beauty, who will definitely be turning some heads, has amazed over 20,000 TikTok and already has 10,000 followers on Instagram.
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Megan has been compared to the legendary Love Islander
She stripped down to reveal her incredible figure in one snap posted last August while soaking up the sun in Tenerife.
Megan posed wearing a stunning green bikini with gold detailing.
She also showed off her natural beauty in a fresh faced selfie, which was posted in March 2020.
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And alike Maura, there's definitely more to her than meets the eye with a winning personality and brains to burn.
Megan graduated with a first class honours after three years of studying her performing arts degree last year.
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She is represented by Russell Smith Associates talent agency and previously starred as Coco in Cinderella: The
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this week and had fans gushing over Megan.
Emma wrote: "Hottest girl to enter the love island villa ever I'm calling it."
Olivia commented: "Megan Omg you look UNREAL - for the win 100% go get em girl."
Jen remarked: "Go Meg, stunner inside and out."
Nanny remarked: "Oh Megan's face card."
Emma added: "OMG your must be super proud what an absolute beauty!!! My favourite show to watch an now we have an Irish beauty in there, come on!"
Megan is also pals with Love Island star Harriett Blackmore, who rose to fame on last year's series, and later starred on All Stars at the start of 2025.
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Megan completed her degree last year
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