Love Island 2022 finalist Tasha Ghouri has revealed the surprising meal she ate EVERY DAY in the villa last summer. Read more on heatworld.
Gemma hosted a dinner in celebration of her PrettyLittleThing collectionInstead of reuniting with her friends from the villa, Tasha enjoyed a quiet night in at her new love nest with boyfriend Andrew.
shared a number of loved up snaps on their Instagram Stories of them spending some quality time together, including Andrew treating Tasha to dinner on the floor as they hadn't bought a dining table for their new pad yet.It’s not entirely clear whether Tasha was snubbed from Gemma’s party altogether or received an invite and chose not to go, but what we do know is that rumours of a rift between the pair recently surfaced online.
Tasha sparked speculation that she and Gemma had fallen out when she revealed which Islander she still speaks to and Gemma’s name wasn’t mentioned. The dancer toldHowever, she went on to add, “I am really happy for every single girl. What is so nice is the girls are all doing things that make sense to them. It’s just amazing to see all the girls winning at life. And the boys are smashing it. Life is not about competition, it’s about doing what makes you happy.
Just three months before entering the Love Island villa, 24-year-old model and dancer was in a relationship with Too Hot To Handle star,
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