Love Island spoilers follow.
Love Island teased its newest arrival at the end of the show on Thursday night (July 8).
Teddy Soares will be entering the villa during the next episode tomorrow (July 9). He is 26 years old, from Manchester, and currently works as a senior financial consultant.
The new boy mentioned that he is "not afraid to step on toes" to get the girl that he wants – so, he's sure to stir things up.
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Explaining why he decided to join the series, Teddy said: "I think I'm ready for love now. Law of attraction is probably what I believe in, so being in the villa is part of that thought process.
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"I'm not getting any younger. I've always been the type of guy to be in long relationships. Never broken three years though. If I do find someone in the villa, I'm going to take it seriously."
Teddy didn't specify who he had his eye on but he did make it clear that he's ready to graft.
"I want to get to know all of the girls. I'm not afraid to step on toes to get the girl I want," he declared.
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Speaking about what he can add to the Love Island villa, Teddy mentioned that he's hoping to be a reliable friend to the boys, adding that he might be "stirring a few pots" amongst the girls.
Teddy said: "I'm cuddly, caring and all my friends, when they have an issue, they call me and confide in me. I'm always that person to lean on. I think I'm going to add that element with the boys.
"From a girls' standpoint, they're going to have to get used to me stirring a few pots and causing a bit of a ruckus. I do think hopefully, me walking into the villa the girls will have something to look at."
Will Teddy be turning heads and causing trouble in paradise?
Love Island will continue tomorrow night at 9pm on ITV2, and is available via catch up on ITV Hub.
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