Love Island’s Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel reveal big step on the cards in their future

Love Island’s Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel reveal big step on the cards in their future

Love Island runners-up Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel have revealed babies are definitely on the cards in the future.

The couple, who had been together since the first week, came second on the hit ITV dating show behind Mimii Ngulube and Josh Oyinsan.

The pair revealed that they have already moved in together, just days after the final.

Speaking to Heat World, the couple were asked if marriage and babies are on the horizon.

Nicole said: “I think it’s too early to say if it’ll be soon, but who knows what’s in the future?”

“If I didn’t think we were going to get married and have babies one day, we wouldn’t be together, so I’d say that’s definitely on the cards in the future. Ci would be an amazing dad.”

Ciaran responded: “We’d be great parents. I’ve actually already got a name for our baby boy – Dai Dave David Davies. Proper strong Welsh name.”

Just days after the final, the pair confirmed they had already moved in together.

In a video posted on TikTok of a livestream, the two were asked by fans if they’d moved in together.

As Ciaran looped his arm around her shoulder, Nicole laughed and said: “You can answer that!”

Ciaran confessed: “Already moved in!” with Nicole adding: “Yeaah!”

The pair were coupled up from the first week of this year’s series, and became the first and only girlfriend and boyfriend in the villa.

While they were long tipped to win the show, the crown went to deserving winners Mimii and Josh during the live final, who had become a fan favourite couple towards the end of the series.

In their first post-show interview with ITV, Ciaran and Nicole confessed they had already planning on moving in together.

When asked what they wanted to do this time next year, Nicole replied: “I think looking at houses, moving in together, 100% that’s on the cards.”

Ciaran agreed: “Dates, holidays, then probably looking at houses; we are thinking about moving in together.”