Love Island's Marcel Somerville was one of our faves on last year's Love Island (did you KNOW he used to be in Blazin' Squad?) as he paired up with Gabby Allen.
Over eight months later, the couple have avoided the show's curse (RIP Amber+Kem) and are still together, so much so that it looks like marriage may be on the cards.
In a Valentine's Day-themed special today (February 14), the pair appeared on This Morning to talk to Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford about their relationship post-Love Island.
Naturally, with the pair gushing, Ruth pressed them on whether they had talked about marriage, as a shocked Marcel declared: "What, today?!"
While Ruth suggested they could do that, Marcel said he was alluding to fellow contestants Jessica Shears and Dom Lever tying the knot on Good Morning Britain earlier in the day.
After a flurry of confusion – Eamonn at one point mistook Jess and Dom for former Googlebox stars Steph and Dom – Gabby said: "We need a different day to that."
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To the matter at hand, the couple confirmed that they had indeed talked about marriage, and did see it in their future.
"We've discussed whether we'd get married abroad," Gabby explained. "We've only been together for eight months, so you'd think it would be quick. But it's so magnified that it's already spoken about."
Well, if this particular Love Island wedding is on the way, perhaps Blazin' Squad could get together again to provide the wedding entertainment? After all, Marcel said he would never leave the group.
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