Who is Rose Selway and when is the beauty salon owner joining Love Island 2025?
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AN entrepreneur whose clients include former contestants on the show has passed the audition to join the cast of Love Island 2025.
Here's what we know about Rose Selway, who could be looking for love in the latest series of the nation's favourite dating show.
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Rose Selway is set to join the cast of singletons looking for love in the summer of 2025 as she swaps business for pleasure at the Mallorca villa
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The beauty business owner comes from Devon
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Who is Rose Selway?
Rose Selway runs 12 aesthetics clinics, boasting a famous clientele including former Love Islanders Lucinda Strafford and Jessy Potts.
The 24-year-old beauty salon owner from Devon has passed the audition to join the cast of Love Island 2025.
With her background in the beauty industry, Rose would be somewhat of a breath of fresh air on the show — a change from the usual array of models and influencers.
Her entrepreneurial spirit and business experience could make her a formidable presence in the villa.
Rose's inclusion in the show could also indicate a growing interest in featuring contestants with real-world professional experience.
However, as of June 2, 2025, it has not been confirmed exactly if or when Rose will enter the Love Island villa.
She has opened up about her own plastic surgery, which includes a nose job and botox.
'It's my whole world'
Rose said of her company: "Aesthetics isn't just my job, it's my whole world.
"I absolutely love it and adore every single one of you I meet day in and day out.
"The confidence I bring you all makes me burst with joy."
Maya Jama shares sweet video with rarely seen Scottish grandad on family holiday
Although Rose is ready to enter the show after passing the Love Island audition process, the show's bosses are yet to make their final decision on the starting line-up.
A source told MailOnline: "Rose is friends with many former stars of the show so has a good idea what it's like being in the villa and now she finally has the chance to experience it herself."
Love Island 2025 start date
ITV has revealed that Love Island 2025 will kick off on Monday, June 9.
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Maya Jama is back on presenting duties for Love Island 2025
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The action starts at 9pm on ITV2, with host Maya Jama welcoming a brand new set of sexy singletons into the famous villa.
As per Love Island tradition, the show usually starts the week after the last May Bank Holiday.
In a trailer for the new series, Maya teased the return of Love Island by saying this instalment will bring 'more twists and turns'.
She added: "This year Love Island needs something bigger, something bolder, I want ideas.
"This year I want more drama, more bombshells, more break-ups, more makeups.
"I want more twists, I want more twists than ever."
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