Love Island series one star looks worlds away from the villa as he’s snapped on holiday ten years after show
A LOVE Island series one star has been spotted looking worlds away from the villa after being snapped on holiday ten years after the show.
Before finding fame on Love Island 2015 and Towie, Jon Clark worked as a builder.
But 34-year-old Jon skyrocketed to fame as a result of his dating show stint, after coupling up with Hannah Elizabeth.
Their romance wasn’t to last and he’s since moved on with new beauty Bethany, who bears an uncanny resemblance to his ex Hannah.
And Jon, who went on to star in The Only Way Is Essex after Love Island, looked worlds away from his villa days recently.
He could be seen partying with his girlfriend on holiday in a dark blue shirt.
As they danced away with each other, Jon penned: “If your relationship isn’t like this then what are you doing bro…”
He also posed with a group of pals and said they were the “Smogie crew!!” while holding buckets in their hands.
Hinting at where they’re currently holidaying, Jon also posted a photo of a poster on a wall which reads PhiPhi Island.
Jon introduced his new girlfriend to his social media followers last August, sharing a snap of the loved up couple in a bar in Marbella.
He posed with dark sunglasses and his arm slung around new girlfriend Bethany.
Bethany’s long blonde hair, tanned skin and dark features resemble Liverpool girl Hannah, and fans were quick to notice the similarities.
One fan commented: “So your type.”
Another shared: “Came here to make that same comment.”
“Legend season 1 Don Jon,” said another.
Hannah and Jon’s rollercoaster romance was one of the main viewer favourites for season one of Love Island, but their villa love didn’t last long in the outside world.
Their relationship continued to be turbulent after the show ended and they called it quits after a series of rows nine months after the end of Love Island.
Jon told OK!, “We had arguments, there are things that happened between us, on both sides, not just mine.
“The arguing was getting too much for me and we just weren’t working anymore.”