Love Island's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has revealed who she is still in touch with from the All Stars cast.
Appearing on this year's season of the ITV2 reality show, Ekin-Su placed third in the final alongside her partner Curtis Pritchard.
Curtis and Ekin-Su had some tough times on the show and the couple became embroiled in a feud with Sammy Root and Elma Pazar after Ekin-Su kissed Sammy during the heart rate challenge.
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Speaking to Closer, Ekin-Su said she "doesn't really see" any of her co-stars other than Catherine Agbaje, but she would say hello to them if she saw them on the street.
Asked who she was still in touch with out of all of the other couples who took part in All Stars, Ekin-Su said: "I speak to Catherine."
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She continued: "I wish them all the best. I mean, I don't really see them much, so when the time is right, I will definitely see them on the street and say hi."
Elsewhere in the interview, Ekin-Su opened up about the support she and Curtis have received since the show ended, saying: "I'm just very grateful, let’s put it that way. I’m very grateful. It means a lot to me that people believe in our journey and they’re supporting us."
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Meanwhile, the couple recently shared a huge relationship update, telling Digital Spy that they have already discussed their plans for the future.
Asked what comes next for the couple, Curtis said: "Either perhaps doing some stage work together, something like that, West End things. There's gonna be stuff like newspaper stuff we're doing together… but the main thing in terms of forgetting about that side of it is to do some dates."
"Holidays! Holidays! Go on a holiday, me and you, somewhere hot [with] vineyards," Ekin-Su added.
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