Love Island’s Danielle looks SO different in old pics from her first time in the villa
No wonder no one remembers her
Danielle Sellers is the latest person to enter the All Stars villa, but no one actually remembers her.
The blonde bombshell was on Love Island season three back in 2017, which was the year that Kem and Amber won.
That was a pretty iconic year with Olivia Attwood, Chris Hughes, Georgia Harrison and Gabby Allen all looking for love.
So, why don’t you remember her? Well, it’s because she was a Casa Amor girl who was only on the show for a few days.
She also looks really different now compared to her first time on Love Island, so that’s another reason you don’t recognise her.
Here’s a picture of Danielle in 2024:
Credit: ITV
And one from her first time on Love Island:
Credit: ITV
Here’s another one of her now:
Credit: ITV
And a picture from season three:
Credit: ITV
Okay, that was eight years ago so she’s bound to have changed a bit. She was only 21 in Casa Amor and is now 29.
However, Danielle looks completely unrecognisable, which is part of the reason no one had any idea who she is.
“As a die-hard Love Island watcher since the very first series… I’ve no bloody idea who Danielle is, soz I’m with Ian,” someone wrote on X.
“It doesn’t help that they change their faces so much!! I wouldn’t have recognised Tina in the street either.”
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Danielle got to know Jonny Mitchell on series three and he brought her back to the main villa. However, she was dumped by Marcel Somerville a few days later.
She told ITV she’s back on All Stars to find the “love of her life,” saying: “It’s about taking risks isn’t it, so I can’t wait to get to the villa.”
She’s looking for someone who “doesn’t take life too seriously and can take the mick out of themselves – but they have to have a big heart”.
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