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- The Irish Sun
Love Island legend Laura Anderson reveals couple she wants to win series and says it would be ‘a lovely little story'
LOVE Island star Laura Anderson has backed Toni Laites and Cach Mercer to win when the series reaches its climax tomorrow night. The Scottish beauty, who was Advertisement 6 Love Island legend has backed Cach Mercer and Toni Laites to win when the series reaches its climax 6 Lauren says she 'really loves' Shakira and Harry as a couple Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes Credit: Eroteme Toni brought Cach back from the other villa, Casa Amor, but left him in tears after deciding to reconcile with lothario Harrison Solomon. However, since Harrison left the show, Laura said: 'I think if Toni and Cach won, the general public would be very happy. 'Toni is my favourite and watching Cach get upset and then seeing them get back together . . . it was a lovely little story.' Advertisement READ MORE ON LOVE ISLAND Speaking about the "It was a really nice moment. I thought it was really sweet.' And her thoughts on their rivals for the prize, such as Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes, and Shakira and Harry? Laura says: 'Yas has really surprised me and I just think she is great, she is just so authentic. Her and Jamie seem really happy and sweet. Advertisement Most read in Love Island Exclusive 'I love Harry and Shakira as a couple. I really hope Harry can prove himself and I think Shakira is really emotionally mature.' Laura's comments come as it was revealed Love Island has been hit with more than The villa had been split into two girl groups, with Shakira, Toni and Yasmin on one side and Helena, Meg Moore and Megan Clarke on the other. Maya Jama looks incredible in her bikini as she sips wine before Love Island final Laura said: 'I think Toni and Shakira's relationship has honestly been the real highlight of this series, which has been quite nice to see. Advertisement ' Normally it is the bromances that hit the headlines. 'There has been a divide between the girls and I think this 'mean girl energy' is unacceptable.' Laura also believes that Love Island is a healthy way to encourage conversations around relationships. 6 Angel and TY have been given odds of 9/1 to win Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Advertisement 6 Megan M and Dejon have been given odds of 22/1 Credit: Shutterstock Editorial She said: 'I think holding young people accountable for their behaviour is a great thing and I hope that filters through into real life. 'My favourite thing, apart from just watching people fall in love, is watching them grow and develop. 'I honestly think Love Island made me a better person. You become more self-aware. Advertisement 'There has been so much switching around of couples this series. ' I don't think there has ever been so many couples – and that causes a lot of different emotions. 'It has been an emotional rollercoaster. 'There has been a lot of drama, and it is entertaining for us at home. Advertisement 'I think the after-care will be ramped up a little bit this year just because so much has happened.' 6 Love Island legend Laura Anderson has revealed the couple she wants to win Credit: ITV
Scottish Sun
5 minutes ago
- Scottish Sun
Love Island legend Laura Anderson reveals couple she wants to win series and says it would be ‘a lovely little story'
Lauren also shares her thoughts on their rivals for the prize FAVE LOVE STORY Love Island legend Laura Anderson reveals couple she wants to win series and says it would be 'a lovely little story' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LOVE Island star Laura Anderson has backed Toni Laites and Cach Mercer to win when the series reaches its climax tomorrow night. The Scottish beauty, who was runner-up in the 2018 series, believes former Las Vegas cabana server Toni and dancer Cach deserve to scoop the £50,000 prize. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Love Island legend has backed Cach Mercer and Toni Laites to win when the series reaches its climax 6 Lauren says she 'really loves' Shakira and Harry as a couple Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes Credit: Eroteme Toni brought Cach back from the other villa, Casa Amor, but left him in tears after deciding to reconcile with lothario Harrison Solomon. However, since Harrison left the show, Toni and Cach have become the bookies' favourites after winning the hearts of viewers with their rocky romance. Laura said: 'I think if Toni and Cach won, the general public would be very happy. 'Toni is my favourite and watching Cach get upset and then seeing them get back together . . . it was a lovely little story.' Speaking about the Meet The Parents episode, in which sees the contestants' families visit the villa, Laura said: 'It was incredible to see Toni's mum say such lovely words to Cach. "It was a really nice moment. I thought it was really sweet.' And her thoughts on their rivals for the prize, such as Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes, and Shakira and Harry? Laura says: 'Yas has really surprised me and I just think she is great, she is just so authentic. Her and Jamie seem really happy and sweet. 'I love Harry and Shakira as a couple. I really hope Harry can prove himself and I think Shakira is really emotionally mature.' Laura's comments come as it was revealed Love Island has been hit with more than 9,000 complaints in just one week, mostly about alleged bullying behaviour towards Shakira. The villa had been split into two girl groups, with Shakira, Toni and Yasmin on one side and Helena, Meg Moore and Megan Clarke on the other. Maya Jama looks incredible in her bikini as she sips wine before Love Island final Laura said: 'I think Toni and Shakira's relationship has honestly been the real highlight of this series, which has been quite nice to see. ' Normally it is the bromances that hit the headlines. 'There has been a divide between the girls and I think this 'mean girl energy' is unacceptable.' Laura also believes that Love Island is a healthy way to encourage conversations around relationships. 6 Angel and TY have been given odds of 9/1 to win Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 6 Megan M and Dejon have been given odds of 22/1 Credit: Shutterstock Editorial She said: 'I think holding young people accountable for their behaviour is a great thing and I hope that filters through into real life. 'My favourite thing, apart from just watching people fall in love, is watching them grow and develop. 'I honestly think Love Island made me a better person. You become more self-aware. 'There has been so much switching around of couples this series. ' I don't think there has ever been so many couples – and that causes a lot of different emotions. 'It has been an emotional rollercoaster. 'There has been a lot of drama, and it is entertaining for us at home. 'I think the after-care will be ramped up a little bit this year just because so much has happened.'
Scottish Sun
35 minutes ago
- Scottish Sun
UK glamping hotspot where you can enjoy breathtaking views from a vintage cheese vat turned hot tub
Bath's famous Roman Baths are just 50 minutes away by car GLAM IT UP UK glamping hotspot where you can enjoy breathtaking views from a vintage cheese vat turned hot tub Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SOAK up valley views from a vintage cheese vat turned hot tub, says Deputy Editor Ellie O'Mahoney. The Pad Tucked away in a secluded five-acre field just six minutes' drive from the pretty market town of Castle Cary, you'll find Hadspen Glamping and three off-grid safari lodges. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 7 Hadspen Glamping has three off-grid safari lodges. 7 You'll find a copper wood-fired hot tub – repurposed from an antique cheese vat Each comes with a wood-fired stove, well-equipped kitchen and Faith In Nature toiletries in the rain shower. Even better, on the decking of Horscombe Lodge, there's a copper wood-fired hot tub – repurposed from an antique cheese vat – to lie back and watch the cows and sheep grazing across the peaceful valley from. The beds are super-comfortable and there's a cupboard packed with games. Order a Full English Breakfast Hamper, £30, stuffed with local goodies, including eggs, sausages, bacon, black pudding, mushrooms, beans and tomatoes, for the best wake-up treat. Explore Pop into Castle Cary to see historic buildings, including an 18th-century 'Roundhouse' and the thatched George Hotel. Time your visit for a Tuesday to catch the weekly food market on the cobbles in front of the 19th-century Market House. 7 Bath's famous Roman Baths are 50 minutes away by car Meanwhile, Bath's famous Roman Baths are 50 minutes away by car – marvel at the ruins and get spellbound by the ancient curses written by wronged locals to the spa's Roman goddess. Adult entry costs from £28, kids over six, from £21 ( Afterwards, head round the corner to Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum to sample the eponymous bun, £4.20 – named after the baker who lived in the city 350 years ago. Don't forget to pop downstairs to see the perfectly preserved 15th-century kitchen cellar, too ( Longleat Safari Park is fun for the whole family and about half an hour away – brave the monkeys leaping on to your car and let the koalas steal your heart. Inside luxury dog-friendly glamping pod with wild Scottish spa and its own fairy pools 7 Longleat Safari Park is fun for the whole family Kids will also shriek with delight at the brilliant adventure playground. Adult entry costs from £44.95, kids over three from £33.70 ( If it's on your way home, be sure to swing by Stonehenge to learn what life would have been like in Neolithic times. Adult entry costs from £30.90, kids over five from £20 ( Refuel In Bath, head to The Bird for incredible views across Bath Abbey – the roast rump of Somerset beef, £22, is an absolute treat, while the Cointreau and orange tiramisu, £16 to share, is utterly moreish ( At the 600-year-old Swan Hotel in Wells, expect the most tender sirloin steak, £30, and an affogato that's a work of art, £10 ( Closer to your pitch, call into The Creamery, a cafe and working creamery at Castle Cary station. Its Estate Buffalo Smash Burger with house slaw, £15, is delicious, as is the honey and milk gelato, £6 ( Book It Stays for four at Hadspen Glamping cost from £200 per night ( Pack It 7 Whether drizzled on oats or sourdough, we're obsessed with this! Hilltoppers Spreadable Cocoa Honey , £2.75, Sainsbury's 7 Smell good all day long, even while camping, with these armpit Skin-Loving Deodorants, £4 each, Boots 7 Waterproof, windproof and a packaway – rain won't stop us! Poncho , £30, Tog24 Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club.
