BLADE Siddiqi has clear romantic aspirations during his time on Love Island.
Here we take a look at the entertainer, as well as which girls he’s eyeing up as he hopes to rock the boat in Casa Amor.
Blade Siddiqi is one of the new bombshells entering the villa during Casa Amor.
When asked about the number one thing he looks for in a partner, Blade didn’t hesitate to reveal his romantic side: “I’m looking to find a girl who would make me want to hang up my bow tie for good.”
Among the contestants, Uma, Grace, and Matilda have particularly caught his eye.
Reflecting on Matilda, Blade said: “Matilda she seems really fun, kind, bubbly, she’s come in with great energy, a great figure, great pair of eyes.
“Straight away she’s getting the nod from me. I like someone who is down-to-earth.
“In a world where egos are regularly inflated, being down-to-earth is great.”
Uma, with her striking beauty and assertive personality, also made a lasting impression on Blade: “Uma is absolutely stunning.
“I love her eyes. She’s got a great figure on her to be honest.
“I like the way she carries herself, she’s upfront and direct.
“She’s not afraid to give guys a bit of a run for her money and that’s a turn on in my opinion.”
Grace holds a special place in Blade’s considerations: “Grace is stunning; she is the spitting image of my ex-girlfriend.
“She’s an absolute worldie and seems really caring and considerate.
“She does her best to keep other people’s feelings in mind and seems like a fun girl and quite mature as well.”
Blade Siddiqi is a 29-year-old from Stevenage who works as a butler in the buff — a male server who wears nothing but a bowtie and backless apron.
In a world where egos are regularly inflated, being down-to-earth is great
He has Danish, Jamaican, Indian and Scottish roots, and is 6ft4.
Blade says about himself: “I’m the undisputed champion of giving the best hugs and I’m after someone who is up for adventure, seeing the world and living life to the fullest.”
Blade Siddiqi is appearing on Love Island as part of Casa Amar from Sunday June 30, 2024.
Casa Amor returns early in this year’s season.
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A source told The Sun: “This is the earliest ever use of Casa Amor.
“It means three fledgling relationships will be put under strain at a very early stage and produce maximum drama.
“Just like how the No Invite Needed approach to this year’s Hideaway is giving the Islanders more freedom to explore their connections away from the rest of the villa, bosses are keen to fully utilise external locations to ramp up the action.”
Episodes of Love Island air Sunday to Friday on ITV2 at 9pm.
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