Fans Are in Awe After Discovering a Certain 'Love Island: USA' Cast Member Is Actually in a Boy Band
If you have been keeping up with season 7 of Love Island: USA, it's no surprise that the men — Charlie Georgiou, Austin Shepard, Taylor Williams, Ace Green, Jeremiah Brown and Nic Vansteenberghe — are some serious hunks, but based on a bit of social media sleuthing, it looks like one individual is much more than meets the eye: Charlie.
Charlie — the 27-year-old actor from the United Kingdom — entered the villa on day two, quickly exploring a connection with Chelley Bissainthe, but ultimately failing to find sparks. Lucky for the British bombshell, he found said sparks with a late arrival, Hannah Fields, instead, coupling up with the blonde beauty at the re-coupling ceremony on day six.
Outside of the villa, though, Charlie is an actor and a singer/songwriter, sharing a great deal of his music — which he performs with his "cousin and longterm collaborator" — via social media.
"Had a blast getting to share the stage with my cousin & longterm collaborator @Charlie Georgio on our Leicester to London tour 🖤🤘🏼🇨🇾" Charlie's cousin, Harri Georgio, captioned a TikTok video on May 18, 2024.
Even earlier than that, HQ Familia shared a TikTok video on June 24, 2022, which featured Charlie, Harri and a guitarist named Matt Bury performing their tune, "Broken Dreams." "Have you listened to Broken dreams yet?👁 @Charlie Georgio@harrigeorgio@Matt Bury Guitar#studio#fyp#JDSummerDrip#musictok," the caption reads.
Needless to say, Love Island: USA fans had a field day when these videos surfaced on social media. One fan wrote, "He has so much lore I love him," while another added, "This is so random lmfao 😭"
Others praised "Broken Dreams," admitting that they actually like Charlie's music. One shared that the song "lowkey slaps," while another gushed, "why is it lowkey good 😭" and a third admitted, "Honestly kinda boppin ngl lmfao it's catchy 😂😂"
Could a Love Island: USA talent show be in the cards this season? Tune into brand new episodes of Love Island: USA season 7 every day (except Wednesdays) via Peacock to find out for yourself.
If I had to guess, Charlie has it in the bag!
Fans Are in Awe After Discovering a Certain 'Love Island: USA' Cast Member Is Actually in a Boy Band first appeared on Parade on Jun 11, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 11, 2025, where it first appeared.
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