Molly-Mae Hague is the latest bombshell to enter the Love Island villa, and the question on everyone’s lips is: “Who is she?”

The blonde beauty may have been rumoured already, but fans assumed she wasn’t entering the villa after not seeing her in the original line-up.

However, mere days into series five, there’s already been romances brewing with a side of drama, and Molly is coming in to shake it up even more.

The influencer and YouTuber has already proven to be quite popular on Instagram, and that’s only going to grow as she steps foot into the villa.

“I completed in a pageant and won my first title in 2016”

Molly-Mae Hague

Molly is already followed by some of the Love Island 2018 cast, including Jack Fincham and Zara McDermott, and from the looks of her Instagram, it’s not hard to see why.

Working as an influencer, Molly definitely knows how to work her angles, and it seems that benefited her in her teens.

Speaking in a tell-all YouTube video, she explained her love of pageants, and although she’s not taking part at the moment, she managed to bag a number of titles.

She said: “I competed in a pageant and won my first title in 2016, I then went on to compete internationally.

“It was one of my hobbies, but I don’t do it anymore and I don’t have a title at the moment.”

The 20-year-old explained her school years in the process, revealing she moved to London to become a fashion school student, and she’s since worked with a number of brands.

At the time of the video, Molly explained she’d been single for a year, after being with her last man for three years.

She added: “I enjoyed relationship life. I love having the consistency.

“Having that person you can count on and who is down for you.”

She added: “Everything is so uncertain, I’m not bothered about being single at all, but things always come when you’re not looking for something.”

However, it seems Molly had a change of heart, with the babe going into the villa specifically to look for love.

Love Island continues weekdays at 9pm on ITV2.

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