LOVE Island is about to welcome a new contestant who’s promising to bring confidence, charisma, and plenty of energy to the villa.
Jake Spivey said he’s going to ‘hit the ground running’ when he enters Casa Amor.
Jake Spivey arrived on Love Island as a contestant during Casa Amor.
He says about himself: “I’m confident, flirty and I’m not going to be afraid to put myself on the front line and hit the ground running with the grafting.”
When asked about his ideal partner, Jake highlighted the importance of personality and chemistry.
“This whole experience is about trying to find someone that’s got the banter and the personality that can match me and match my energy,” he explained.
“Obviously, they’re all going to be good-looking girls. If I can get a vibe with someone, that’s what I’m going for.”
Jake didn’t hesitate to reveal his interest in fellow contestants, particularly singling out Matilda.
I want to make connections, vibe with people
Jake Spivey
He said: “Matilda, she’s my frontrunner. She’s my type to a tee.
“She said she likes muscles, tan, teeth… I thought, cool, she seems like a good ball of fun.
“ I’m going to go for her.”
Jake Spivey is a 25-year-old electrician from Essex.
Reflecting on his approach to dating, Jake offered a glimpse into what potential matches can expect.
“I’m always up for a laugh and always looking for the positive in situations,” he said.
“I want to make connections, vibe with people.
“I’m always there for a chat, whether it’s flirty or friendly, I’m always engaging in conversation. I’m open and sociable.”
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Jake Spivey is appearing on Love Island when Casa Amor returns on Sunday June 30, 2024.
Viewers can expect even more drama and unexpected twists as Jake and his fellow bombshells arrive.
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.
Love Island: Aftersun is on every Sunday at 10pm.
