CELEBS Go Dating bosses have set their sights on Love Island hunk Ciaran Davies for next series.
The Sun can reveal the dating show bosses are keen to sign him up in the wake of his sudden split with girlfriend Nicole Samuel earlier this month.
The former couple were runners-up in the summer series.
Ladies’ man Ciaran caused a stir in the villa after admitting he’d slept with 120 women at 21 years old.
However, he went on to fall head over heels in love with Welsh beauty Nicole – and even made plans to start a family together.
However, Ciaran is now back on the market after their mutual break up.
A TV source told The Sun: “It’s early stages in the planning for the next Celebs Go Dating series, but Ciaran is exactly the type of male celebrity bosses are looking for.
“He’s got the natural charm and good looks as his fellow Welshman and Love Island winner Reardon who appeared on the show after his split with Millie.
“As fans know, Liam ended up getting back together with Millie after filming the series, so if Ciaran is interested in getting back with Nicole or some advice on new potential girlfriends, it would be a wise choice to sign up for the show.”
Ciaran and his ex Nicole got together on the first day of Love Island’s summer 2024 series.
Fans were concerned about the pair after spotting them looking very uncomfortable in a recent promotional video.
Despite being the only official couple in the villa they missed out on the top prize to Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube.
They ended up moving in together as soon as the show ended and Nicole revealed plans to start a family, saying: “If I didn’t think we were going to get married and have babies one day, we wouldn’t be together, so I’d say that’s definitely on the cards in the future. Ci would be an amazing dad.”
However, they split just days later – as she deleted most of her pictures with him on social media and unfollowed him.
A rep for the pair told us: “Over the last couple of days Nicole and Ciaran have made the mutual decision to part ways.
“They have left the relationship on amicable terms, and will remain good friends going forward.”
