Love Island reject moans he's unemployed and still single after disastrous show appearance
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The Commercial Real Estate Asset Manager, 29, from joined Love Island as part of the Casa Amor boy line-up.
However, he didn't manage to win a place in the main villa, and was sent packing during the brutal Casa recoupling.
Taking to TikTok, Chris Middleton stood outside his family home and revealed: "So I'm turning 30, single, unemployed and a Love Island reject."
He added: "And my dad was in this house raising a family."
After a few snippets showing his father he continued: "Same house, same family, thirty years apart. Crazy."
His followers were quick to comment and one wrote: "It's okay Chris most people break up after love island anyways."
Another added: "You will find someone, I'm sure of it, you sound like such a genuine person and any girl would be lucky to have you xx."
While another said: "The deadpan delivery is 10/10."
Chris was only on Love Island for a few days but before going in the villa, he said: "If I meet the right person, I do fall fast.
"The issue is I very rarely meet the right people! I lose interest quickly."
But despite his best intentions, Chris failed to make a connection with the OG girls and was sent packing.
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During his time on the show, the hunk all but "disappeared".
At the time, fans speculated about his lack of screen time on Reddit.
One wrote: "I'm wondering where Chris has gone?"
While another added: "There's always one of them that kind of blends with the background and becomes invisible during casa, seems like Chris is this year's victim."
And one said: "Feel bad for Chris with no screen time. Seemed like a good bloke."
However, the hunk in trunks has now given his verdict on his time on the show, and his been spilling secrets that viewers at home don't get to see.
Taking to TikTok, Chris revealed the brutal way Islanders are removed from the villa, once they have been dumped.
Meanwhile, there could be more potential drama for the Islanders after The Sun was first to report how the "entire" cast of the 2025 season will return ahead of the final.
We told how this year's Love Island cohort will make a second entrance into the Mallorca villa.
A source told us the scenes will air on ITV2 soon and said: "The entire cast will be returning to the villa this week - just like the 'jury' in All Stars earlier this year."
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