From Reality Stars to Adorable Offspring: An Exclusive Look at 'Love Island UK' Celebrities and Their Beautiful Babies in Captivating Photos

Love Island UK is a reality TV series that helps British singles find their ideal partners, often leading to parenthood. Winners of season 2, Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey, have embraced their role as parents, now raising two children.

"It took me a while to fully comprehend this, but it holds great significance, especially for new mothers like us," De La Hoyde, who got married to Massey in 2019 and has two children – son Freddie, born in December 2017, and daughter Delilah, born in July 2020 – shared with Grazia in March 2021. "Make an effort to listen to your body and adjust your pace according to your energy levels. Of course, there will be moments when your body craves rest but your baby doesn't allow it. However, whenever you have the fortunate opportunity of a few spare hours (which is quite rare, I acknowledge), ensure that you remain in tune with yourself so that you are rejuvenated when you truly need to be!"

The winners of Love Island UK season 2 are not the only former contestants of the show who have expanded their families after finding love on the Spanish villa. Camilla Thurlow and her partner Jamie Jewitt, who met during season 3 in 2017, welcomed their daughters Nell and Nora in October 2020 and May 2022, respectively.

In my sincere opinion, watching your little person grow up is an incredibly rewarding experience. The author of "Not the Type" expressed her delight about motherhood through an Instagram Story in July 2022. She acknowledged the societal pressure to enjoy the newborn phase, appreciating their sweetness and small size, but also acknowledged the challenges it brings. However, she assured her audience that things change sooner than one might expect and encouraged them to look forward to what lies ahead. She emphasized that it is not necessary to love every minute of motherhood and commended their efforts.

Several Love Island UK pairs may not have ended up together, but some of the show's alumni have started families with partners they met outside the villa. Dani Dyer, winner of season 4 alongside ex-boyfriend Jack Fincham in 2018, welcomed her son Santiago in January 2021 with her then-partner Sammy Kimmence.

"I was truly unprepared for the overwhelming surge of hormones, which proved to be quite challenging for me initially. I genuinely and earnestly faced difficulties," Dyer candidly shared with England’s Metro in April 2022. "Upon the arrival of Santi, I found myself incessantly comparing and constantly questioning, 'Why am I unable to breastfeed?' It was a sincere struggle for me, and I placed an immense amount of pressure on myself."

She went on, "In retrospect, I ought not to have indulged in such comparisons. Instead, I should have cherished the precious moments in my baby's world and embraced them wholeheartedly."

Dyer revealed in January 2023 that she and her boyfriend, Jarrod Bowen, whom they were first linked with two years ago, were anticipating the arrival of twins. The couple joyfully welcomed their daughters in May 2023.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who secured the second spot during season 5, made the announcement in 2022 that they are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their first child.

"I am eagerly anticipating the unforeseen adventures that lie ahead," exclaimed the creative director of Pretty Little Thing, who unveiled her pregnancy with a girl through an Instagram post in September. She delightedly shared snippets from their heartfelt speech during the finale of Love Island. In January 2023, their precious daughter, named Bambi, entered the world.

Scroll below to meet the Love Island UK alums’ babies:

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‘Love Island UK’ Babies: A Complete Guide to the Reality TV Stars’ Children in Photos

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Bringing the love from the villa to the nursery! Love Island UK is dedicated to aiding British singles in finding their ideal partner, resulting in many individuals starting families with, or independently from, their fellow contestants.

Following their victory in season 2 of the popular British reality TV show, Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey have seamlessly transitioned into their new role as parents to two beautiful children.

"It took me some time to fully grasp the importance of this, especially as a new mother," De La Hoyde, who married Massey in 2019 and shares two children with him, son Freddie born in December 2017, and daughter Delilah born in July 2020, shared with Grazia in March 2021. "Pay attention to what your body is telling you and match your activity level accordingly. Of course, there will be occasions where your body craves rest but your baby has other plans. However, when you have a spare couple of hours (which is rare, I know), make sure you take the opportunity to recharge and stay in touch with your own energy levels so that you are fully rejuvenated when you really need to be."

The winners of Love Island UK season 2 are not the only former contestants to start a family after meeting on the show. Camilla Thurlow and her husband Jamie Jewitt, who met during season 3 in 2017, welcomed their daughters Nell in October 2020 and Nora in May 2022.

In my sincere opinion, the experience of witnessing your child's growth continuously improves, expressed the author of "Not the Type" through her Instagram Story in July 2022. Having married Jewitt in September 2021, she shared, "While there is a certain expectation to savor the newborn phase, with their adorableness and small size, there are also challenging aspects to it."

She further emphasized, "Time passes quickly, and things change sooner than you expect. I assure you, there is so much to anticipate, and you should never feel pressured to enjoy every moment. You are doing an exceptional job."

Several former contestants of Love Island UK have become parents with their partners whom they met outside of the show, even though not all of them found lasting love on the series. For instance, Dani Dyer, the winner of season 4 in 2018 alongside her ex-boyfriend Jack Fincham, welcomed her son Santiago in January 2021 with her then-partner Sammy Kimmence.

"I was completely unprepared for the overwhelming surge of hormones. It proved to be quite challenging for me in the initial stages, and I truly struggled," Dyer disclosed to England's Metro in April 2022. "When Santi was born, I couldn't help but constantly compare myself and wonder why I couldn't breastfeed. This became a significant struggle for me, and I placed an immense amount of pressure on myself."

She went on to say, "I should not have indulged in so many comparisons. Instead, I should have allowed myself to fully embrace the blissful experience of being in a motherhood bubble and simply gone with the flow."

Dyer made an announcement in January 2023 confirming that she and her boyfriend Jarrod Bowen, who had been romantically linked for two years prior, were expecting twins. Their twin daughters were born in May 2023.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who came in second place during season 5, revealed in 2022 that they are anticipating the arrival of their first child.

"I am eagerly anticipating the unknown adventures that lie ahead," exclaimed the creative director of Pretty Little Thing, who later announced her pregnancy with a baby girl, on Instagram in September. She joyfully shared clips from their final speech at the Love Island finale.

Their precious daughter, Bambi, entered the world in January 2023.

Scroll below to meet the Love Island UK alums’ babies:

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Vienna Morrison

Luis Morrison and Cally Jane Beech quickly rekindled their connection when the model arrived late to the villa in season 1. The duo, who had previously crossed paths during a night out, departed from the resort in Mallorca, Spain, as a couple and went on to have a daughter. Vienna was born in May 2017, merely 10 weeks prior to Morrison and Beech announcing their separation.

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Freddie Massey

De La Hoyde announced her first pregnancy after news broke that she and Massey had called off their whirlwind romance. The twosome reconciled nearly seven months later.

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Alfie Bye

Emma-Jane Woodhams, who left Love Island season 2 with Terry Walsh, later welcomed her first child, a baby boy, in January 2018 with boyfriend Jordan Bye.

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Archie Edmonds

Season 3’s Tyla Carr and ex-boyfriend Rossco Edmonds welcomed their son in December 2018. The twosome split nearly seven months after Archie was born.

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Presley Lawry

Love Island season 1 winner Jessica Hayes, who split the prize fund with Max Morley, welcomed son Presley in June 2019 with ex-fiancé Dan Lawry.

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Baby Boy Lever

Jessica Shears and Dom Lever, who formed a bond on season 3, made the joyful announcement in December 2019 that they have become parents for the first time. Although the couple disclosed their newborn's gender as a boy, they have chosen to keep his name under wraps.

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Reggie Andretti

Hannah Elizabeth, who was initially engaged to Jonathan Clark in season 1, ultimately began a relationship with George Andretti. However, unfortunately, their romance eventually came to an end just before their son Reggie was born in November 2019.

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Blossom Fincham

After his split from Dyer, Fincham welcomed his first child, a daughter, in January 2020. The former stationary salesman shares Blossom with ex Casey Ranger.

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Delilah Massey

De La Hoyde and Massey became a family of four when daughter Delilah joined their brood in 2020.

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Nell Jewitt

Thurlow and Jewitt welcomed daughter Nell in October 2020, nearly one year before the reality TV alums got engaged.

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Santiago Kimmence

The cohost of the podcast "Sorted with the Dyers" became a mother for the first time when she welcomed her son Santiago with Kimmence in January 2021. However, a few months later, Dyer and Kimmence ended their relationship.

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Roman Somerville

Marcel Somerville, who dated Gabby Allen during season 3, welcomed son Roman in January 2021 with fiancée Rebecca Vieira.

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Aries Campbell

Theo Campbell, another season 3 alum, welcomed a son with Sapphire Yhnell in February 2021. 

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Romeo Morrison

Morrison welcomed his second child, son Romeo, with ex Chloe Elizabeth in October 2021. 

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Xaya Andersson

Malin Andersson, a contestant on Love Island UK season 2, welcomed her daughter, Xaya, in April 2022. Andersson, who shares her bundle of joy with her former partner, Jared, also experienced the heartbreaking loss of her other child, Consy, who tragically passed away at just one month old due to being born prematurely.

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Nora Jewitt

Thurlow and Jewitt welcomed their second daughter in May 2022.

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Abel Jacob Bowen

Olivia Buckland shared the birth announcement of her son on Instagram in June 2022, expressing that he is everything to her. Abel is the child of the season 2 runner-up and her spouse, Alex Bowen.

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Baby Lever No. 2

Shears gave birth to her second son with Lever in June 2022, but they have not confirmed their little one’s name. 

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Bambi Fury

On January 23, 2023, Hague and Fury welcomed their first child, a baby girl. One week later, the professional boxer expressed his admiration for his partner through an Instagram Story. He referred to her as "the best mummy in the entire world" and expressed how her love and care for their child, Bambi, has made him love her even more. He thanked her for being everything he had ever wished for in a mother and role model for their perfect daughter, and expressed his love and gratitude for making his dreams come true.

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Stanley Samuel Giles Rason

Amy Hart, who briefly dated Curtis Pritchard on Love Island season 5, welcomed her first child with boyfriend Samuel Rason in March 2023.

“Well…. After enduring four days of contractions at home (which everyone assured us were Braxton Hicks, but turned out otherwise), a brief four hours in the delivery suite, and a tiresome five days in the hospital, we are finally back home with our precious baby boy. He was born at 3.31am on 3/3/23, weighing a healthy 8lbs, and he has the most stunning head of hair," the TV personality enthusiastically expressed via Instagram almost one week later, while sharing the first photo of her son. "We are absolutely smitten with him. We will introduce him properly soon, but for now, we are grateful to be back home safe and sound. We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who sent their well wishes. Your support meant the world to us during these past few days."

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Lucia Phillips-Webb

Shaughna Phillips, a contestant from Love Island season 6, welcomed her first child with partner Billy Webb in April 2023. Taking to Instagram on April 6, just two days after the baby's birth, the reality TV star expressed her love for her daughter Lucia by saying, "My darling Lucia, I only wish I had you earlier so I could have loved you for even longer."

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Summer and Star Bowen

The What Would Dani Do? author gave birth to her twins on May 22, 2023.

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Jude Isaiah O’Connor

Montana Brown, who appeared on season 3 of the British reality TV show, gave birth to baby No. 1 in June 2023.

“Welcome to the world Jude Isaiah O’Connor, we’re so smitten with you little man,” she gushed via Instagram at the time, sharing the first pic of her son with partner Mark O’Connor.