ITV 2 is currently airing the first winter edition of Love Island and already there has been lots to talk about. However, once the islanders leave the villa for good at the end of the series, there is bound to be even more to talk about, just like those who have been on the show in previous years. One couple who viewers followed for the duration of their relationhship was 2018 winners Jack Fincham and Dani Dyer.
Jack and Dani won the TV series two years ago, just beating Laura Anderson and Paul Knops to the post.
Fincham was then given the opportunity to decide whether he wanted to split the £50,000 prize money or keep it for himself.
To everyone’s relief he chose to split the money with his new other half.
However, the couple did not stay together too much longer following the show’s end.
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In April last year, Fincham announced on Instagram to announce the break-up.
He said: “There is no easy way to say this and it isn’t going to be an easy time but me and Dani are not in a relationship anymore.
“We will always care a lot for each other and have love for each other and I mean that from the bottom of my heart, and I wish her nothing but happiness.
“We have some amazing memories together and have been through a lot but sometimes things aren’t meant to be . . . we really did try to make it work but it unfortunately didn’t and that is life.”
Has Love Island winner Jack Fincham had a baby?
Nine months after Fincham announced he had split from actor Danny Dyer’s daughter Dani, he has revealed he has become a father.
The 28-year-old once again took to Instagram but this time, to tell his followers about the birth of his daughter.
In the post, he said: I’m normally a very open book and share most of my life on my social media.
“This blessing I chose not to. I’m just a normal geeza, who went on a tv show, which throws you straight into the public eye…which I will forever be grateful for.
“However I knew for myself I needed personal time and to keep this part of my life private to prepare for this new responsibility and part of me that will change my life forever.”
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He continued: “This is undoubtedly the best thing that has ever happened to me and it’s true what they say, the instant feeling of love and connection you have with your child is a feeling like no other.
“I want to thank my family and friends for your continued support, also to my little girls mother, who has been totally AMAZING throughout.
“Although we are not together we are great friends as we have been for many years and our priority is co-parenting our beautiful baby girl.
“Both mum and baby are doing great.
“I am now a proud dad to a healthy baby girl Blossom Fincham born 8lb 2oz on 24th January 2020.”
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