Jack Keating enjoyed a brief stint on Love Island last summer, but his time in the villa didn't last very long.
The son of former Boyzone singer, Ronan Keating, Jack made moves on Gemma Owen after he entered the ITV2 dating show as a Casa Amor bombshell, but ultimately, he failed to make a strong connection with any other the girls in the 2022 season.
This meant that Jack didn't make it back to the main villa, with Love Island viewers only seeing a handful of appearances from the Dublin-based social media manager.
Despite the fact his time on the reality show was cut short, Jack endured quite a lengthy process before making it to Casa Amor - with Love Island bosses even probing the 23-year-old on his deepest and darkest sexual fantasies before meeting the girls.
Jack has revealed that Love Island bosses asked him a number of rather inappropriate questions, including ones about his sexual preferences when it comes to the bedroom.
Lifting the lid on the personal questions he said: "They really do, they ask so much in the interviews, they ask a lot, about everything.
"I remember when we got into holding in Mallorca, like two weeks before going in, there was an 80-page questionnaire filled with questions I'd never been asked before.
"lt was about your sexual fantasies and places you wish you had sex," he told Daily Star.
Jack went on: "There were a few I left blank because I didn't want to put that on paper and I wondered where it would end up. Maybe like a cabinet in the ITV studios where they've got the juice on everybody."
It comes after Jack previously admitted he was 'in the the dog house' after claiming on TV that his famous dad was retiring.
While getting to know Gemma, Casa Amor bombshell Jack, said that his crooning dad Ronan Keating was hanging up the microphone.
After the episode aired, the Boyzone singer, 45, who was on tour at the time, insisted he was still working, while appearing on The One Show.
Jack, who didn't make it past Casa Amor, spoke about Ronan's reaction to his son's time on the popular dating show, admitting his mistake got him in trouble.
"He was enjoying it and loving it and was proud of me beside the fact I said he was retired halfway through the show. He was pretty delighted with everything else that I said," Jack said last summer.
"But no he was not happy one bit that I said that he said he almost fell out of his chair when he first heard that. I was definitely in the dog house for a little bit when I first got back."
Jack applied for Love Island after encouragement from his sister, and was not scouted.
He admitted Love Island bosses had approached his younger sister Missy, 21, to be on the show, only for her to turn it down.
