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Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has reunited with her co-stars Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page after admitting that she has no friends after appearing on the ITV2 dating show.
Ekin-Su, Tasha, and Andrew were joined by Davide Sanclimenti, who won the show alongside his Turkish girlfriend in 2022.
The two loved-up couples reunited for a double sun-soaked dinner date on Sunday, and they made sure to shared snaps from the special occasion on social media.
While Ekin shared a gorgeous selfie with Tasha Andrew and Davide posed as they sat down for dinner at their home in Manchester.
Since appearing together on Love Island last year, both couples have moved in together, and appear more loved-up than ever - with Tasha and Andrew and Ekin-Su and Davide being one of the few couples left standing from their series.
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Ekin and Tasha reunited (@EkinSu/Instagram)
The couples had a sweet dinner together (@EkinSu/Instagram)Ekin-Su reunited with Tasha after she recently got candid about the downfall of being famous.
After winning the show alongside Davide, Ekin-Su confessed that she no longer has any friends in her life after they all appeared to drift off or cut ties with her following her rapid rise to fame and fortune.
“I’ve lost every friend I had. I don’t have any friends. I have one friend and that’s it," she recently told Cosmopolitan UK.
“Unfortunately, with the fame, you see people’s true colours. People just want to be your friend because of your status, and it’s a hard industry to trust.
“No, I don’t actually have friends left. People I’d known for 10 years who were in my life… Selling stories is not very nice. I wouldn’t do that to someone.”
“If they were happy, I would support them. Unfortunately, I had that coming out of the villa, I had to delete people out of my life. But I am happier this way.”
Ekin-Su added that she now keeps her circle of friends small, and realised that she doesn't need a lot of pals to be happy.
"So long as you know who you are, that’s fine," she added.