Love Island’s Malin Andersson fuels rumours she’s SPLIT from life coach boyfriend two months after going public
LOVE Island’s Malin Andersson has fuelled rumours that she’s SPLIT from life coach boyfriend two months after going public with their romance.
Back in July The Sun revealed that the reality star had found love again with a Swedish hunk called Jim Sundgren.
However the pair have raised a few eyebrows and have sparked split rumours after unfollowing each other on Instagram.
There are also no traces of their relationship on their social media profiles.
The Sun have contacted Malin’s rep for comment.
Malin – who shot to fame on Love Island in 2016 – and Jim are in a long distance relationship as he lives in Sweden.
Back in July the couple took part in a retreat called The Utopia Frequency in the Nordic country.
A source previously told us:
A source said: “Malin has spent the past few years really working on herself.
“She is in such a great space and Jim came along at the right time.
“They have really connected over their healing journeys and love doing sound baths together.
“Jim lives in Sweden so they are trying a long distance romance.
“Malin is really happy and everyone is so pleased for her.”
Mum Malin – who is now a wellness coach – has had a number of relationships in the public eye since her time in the Love Island villa.
She dated ex Jared between 2021 and 2023 – and share their daughter Xaya.
Malin was also in a relationship with Tom Kemp in 2018 and they split four weeks after the death of their daughter Consy, reconciled and then split in 2019.
The star took part in the second season of Love Island in 2016.
She was dumped on day 25, but made a shock return to ask her ex Terry Walsh had moved on so quickly.
The fitness fanatic recently admitted her regrets on spending thousands on cosmetic procedures after the show.
Over the years she’s had veneers, liposuction and breast augmentations.
Speaking to The Mirror, Malin has spoken of her regret, and said: “You think those types of treatments are minor – a quick £200 or £300.
“But I took out loans to pay for them and they were like small pockets of debt. I wasn’t worried about the money at the time.
“I didn’t care. It wasn’t like I was spending £10,000 on big surgery. But that’s the dangerous part of getting Botox and filler.”
She added: “If I didn’t have my mum’s money to fall back on, I don’t know what I would have done.”