A Love Island star has revealed that she is pregnant by sharing new sweet bump snaps.
Sammy May James appeared on the ITV dating show two years where she was one of the Casa Amor girls.
In new snaps this week she posed in a black bikini and linen trousers as she showed off her bump before cosying up to her partner Jamie Hannon.
The former TV star who is now based in Dubai revealed she was having a girl as she captioned the glowing post: ‘Halfway to holding her.’
Last month she revealed the happy news with her followers as she penned in a post of her getting a scan: ‘Half of me, half of you – due January 2026.’
Sammy had a brief stint on the show and wasn’t picked by any of the boys after her time in Casa Amor.
A Love Island star has revealed that she is pregnant by sharing new sweet bump snaps
Sammy May James appeared on the ITV dating show two years where she was one of the Casa Amor girls
She was sent packing along with Layla, Lydia, Cynthia and Lynda.
But she soon went on to find love outside the villa with Jamie who she regularly shares loved-up snaps with on her social media.
One fan asked if anything surprised her about being in the villa as she took part in a Q&A back in 2023.
She revealed: ‘Omg yes! Just how highly produced and edited the show is.
‘I mean I wasn’t naive going in, I’m a switched on girl.
‘I knew this was the case but I guess you never fully understand until you see yourself. Unfortunately I can’t talk about this until my contract ends after June.
‘Just take everything with a pinch of salt when watching.’
It comes after earlier this summer Love Island revealed the fate of the All Stars spin-off series.
In new snaps this week she posed in a black bikini and linen trousers as she showed off her bump before cosying up to her partner Jamie Hannon
The former TV star who is now based in Dubai revealed she was having a girl as she captioned the glowing post: ‘Halfway to holding her’
Last month she revealed the happy news with her followers as she penned in a post of her getting a scan: ‘Half of me, half of you – due January 2026’
She soon went on to find love outside the villa with Jamie who she regularly shares loved-up snaps with on her social media (seen in villa in red bikini)
The ITV2 show, which sees previous popular Islanders return to the villa in a second chance at finding The One, hit our screens back in January 2024.
All Stars proved a massive hit with viewers and has gone on to have two successful series since then.
Fans will be happy to know that the spin-off will be returning for a third instalment next year in South Africa.
It will be back on our screens at the start of 2026 and will run for six weeks, instead of the previous five.
Creative Director at Lifted Talent, Mike Spencer-Hayter said: ‘Love Island: All Stars has quickly established itself as a stand-alone hit, keeping fans of the show gripped by iconic Islanders from the past 10 years returning for another chance to find love.
‘We are very excited about series 3 and you can expect the twists and turns to continue in All Stars, after an incredible smash hit summer series.’
She was sent packing along with Layla, Lydia, Cynthia and Lynda
Amanda Stavri, Commissioning Editor, Reality at ITV added: ‘With over 2 billion streams, the Love Island brand continues to thrive, with our All Stars series fast becoming a staple in our reality schedule.
‘We can’t wait to kick start our third series and set about bringing back some of the viewers’ favourite Islanders for another unmissable series.’
The first series of Love Island All Stars was won by Molly Smith, 31, and Tom Clare, 25.
This year saw Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman hit the top spot.
