THE Love Island villa is going to see a whole bunch of sexy ladies arrive and Nabila Badda is one of the girls hoping to cause a stir.
But what do we know about the hostess and who does she want to make a connection with? Here are all the details…
Nabila is a 29-year-old hostess from London.
The beauty says she is bubbly and exciting and claims she is the “Arabia princess” the villa needs.
She explained: “I’ve got that exotic look that I think the villa is missing. My family are from
Morocco and there hasn’t been an Arabian Princess in the villa yet this year!
“I’ll get on well with the boys and want to meet a guy that I can be best friends with, have a laugh with but also have cuddles in the evening with.”
Nabila has got her sights firmly placed on Anton!
She told producers: “I think he is cheeky and I think he’s misunderstood by the girls in the villa. He is my vibe, he’s got a great personality and he is funny and entertaining.”
While her celebrity crush is Chris Hemsworth so she might have her head turned by a tall blond with blue eyes.
The hostess is pretty clear about what she wants in a man as she added: ” I need to be kept on my toes and need a guy who knows what he wants. He needs to be funny and we need to bounce off each other.
“If I met a millionaire, I’d rather they hid that from me. Also I can’t stand bad footwear. I don’t like old shabby shoes, I think it’s says a lot about you.”
Her red flags? “Showing off and if someone speaks about things in a materialistic way. As if a guy’s car or watch is going to make me want them!”
Nabila is all about girl code and stated: “If [a girl] has got lipstick on her teeth, tell her.”
She is hopeful that she will get along well with the girls in the villa, but she has one favourite already.
The dark-haired beauty explained: “They seem like a really nice bunch this year! I think I’ll get along with Maura.”
Let’s hope no-one gets on her bad side, though.
“My bad traits are that I’m stubborn, I cut my nose off to spite my face and if I don’t get what I want, I can be childish.”
You can get your fix of the show every night on ITV2 from 9pm where the main programme, narrated by Iain Stirling, will give us the lowdown on all the goings-on in the villa – from couples cracking on to singletons getting mugged off.
Saturday night’s show differs from the rest of the week, as it is a round-up of all the best bits from the villa that week – and maybe some unseen footage.
If that’s not enough, you can also watch Caroline Flack‘s spin-off show Aftersun on Sunday nights at 10pm after the main show has aired, where she discusses the latest action with celebrity guests, as well as those eliminated from the villa.
