LOVE Island’s Abi Moores has been spotted getting close to another islander – albeit one from Down Under.
The flight attendant, who failed to find romance in last year’s series, has been seen getting cuddly with Love Island: Australia star Mitchell Hibberd.
In new photographs, Mitchell was seen getting cosy with Abi in central London, after moving across the world to start a new life in the UK.
The couple were seen strolling together, before later cuddling up together while sitting on a wall looking at his phone.
Both looked casual in their outfits, with Abi opting for a baggy look with jeans and a white t-shirt, while Mitchell wore black trousers and an oversized grey jumper.
The pair also spent the day at Radio Rooftop, and were seen linking arms, with Abi curling into Mitchell who put a protective arm around her.
Mitchell won the third season of Love Island Australia in 2021, before splitting with Tina Provis and re-entering the show in season four.
He was also one of the stars of spin-off Love Island Games, which aired last year.
Abi entered the Love Island villa last year as a bombshell on day 27 as part of the annual Casa Amor twist.
She earned her place in the main villa after Mitch Taylor coupled up with her officially.
However, things weren’t to be, and a week later Mitch was pinched from Abi by new girl Ella Barnes, leaving her single.
She later recoupled with Scott van-der-Sluis, but they fell to the bottom three after a public vote, with their fellow islanders voting them out.
Since then, Abi has been working as an influencer, but came under fire for promoting “negative body image” in a post in May.
In the video, the slender star showed her belly and wobbled her arms and legs to demonstrate weight gain.
She then announced she was going on a ‘fitness journey’, showing her exercising.
But fans feared she was promoting a dangerous body standard, hitting out in the comments.
Abi later hit back, saying: “Everyone’s body is different and at different fitness levels, it’s important to show unedited bodies over social media no matter what size or shape.
“Many girls will have a similar frame and body type to me, just because I’m 5’5’ with a petite frame doesn’t mean I shouldn’t be allowed to show my unfit / untoned body.
“People shouldn’t be body shamed for being too big or too small.”
