Club Promoter to Fishmonger: The Normal Jobs of Love Island All Stars Before Fame
The contestants on Love Island All Stars may live glamorous lives now, but many started out in surprisingly ordinary jobs before finding fame on the hit reality show. From selling fish to organizing nightclub events, here’s a look at the pre-fame careers of some of your favorite All Stars.
Molly-Mae Hague – Hairdresser
Before becoming an influencer and creative director of a major fashion brand, Molly-Mae was a hairdresser in her hometown. She’s said that her small-town roots helped shape her work ethic and drive to succeed.
Tommy Fury – Boxer and Personal Trainer
Tommy Fury, now a household name in boxing and reality TV, was just beginning his boxing career and working as a personal trainer when he joined the villa. His passion for fitness and competition made him a standout.
Alex Bowen – Scaffolder
Alex Bowen, one half of one of the show’s most successful couples, worked as a scaffolder before Love Island. He’s often credited the experience for keeping him grounded despite his rise to fame.
Anna Vakili – Pharmacist
Dubbed the “British Kim Kardashian,” Anna Vakili worked as a pharmacist before her Love Island days. Her professional background surprised fans, proving she had beauty and brains.
Shaunghna Phillips – Local Government Worker
Shaughna was a council worker focused on democratic services before swapping the office for the villa. She often jokes about her journey from public service to public eye.
Anton Danyluk – Gym Owner and Fishmonger
Before flexing his muscles on-screen, Anton ran his own gym and helped out at his family’s fishmonger business, often sharing how those humble beginnings shaped his appreciation for success.
Their transformations from everyday jobs to reality TV stars highlight the unpredictable journeys of Love Island contestants. From fish markets to fashion deals, they’ve certainly come a long way.
