Jack Keating has booted from Love Island after three intense days in Casa Amor.
Laura Whitmore entered the main villa earlier tonight for the most brutal recoupling of the season. The main islanders have decided whether they want to stick with their partner or switch it up and couple up with a Casa Amor bombshell.
But unfortunately, out of the six new male islanders, Jack wasn’t picked. And he will be packing his bags tonight to head home.
Jack strutted into the villa full of confidence, Irish charm and the hopes of getting himself a lovely lady - but he didn't get much screen time since he entered. On Monday, Jack jumped straight in the deep end and had a chat with Gemma Owen about one thing they have in common, famous dads.
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He told Michael Owens' daughter: “My mum and my little sister are big into show jumping and everything like that. I know you’re big into it as well."
Then he decided to name drop his dad, he said: "you know Ronan Keating? That’s the old man.”
Jack works in social media and marketing in London and he was buzzing to go into the villa to find love.
Jack previously admitted: "I’ve been single for a long time, probably four or five years now.
"I’ve really been missing that spark that I haven’t been getting on the dating scene, like I’ve been dating for a long time. I just thought ‘why not?’
"I’m very competitive, for sure. I play rugby back home in Dublin and in London so I’ve definitely got that competitive edge. I’m gonna have to potentially break up a couple maybe.
"It won’t be the most ideal thing, but I’ve got to do what’s best for me."
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