Love Island 2025: Glasgow university graduate 'to join line up'
Alima Gagio is said to be joining the cast of the popular ITV2 dating show, which is set to kick off next Monday at a luxury villa in Majorca.
According to her Instagram page, Alima graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University after completing a BA Honours degree in International Business in 2023.
The 2025 cast is also said to include a footballer, a personal trainer, models, and a businessman, The Scottish Sun reports.
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However, an ITV spokesperson stated that the official lineup will be confirmed 'in due course'.
They said: 'As always, there is a lot of speculation around the Love Island line-up - we will be announcing the Love Island 2025 cast in due course.'
This year's Love Island will be presented by Maya Jama.
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