Love Island 2025 Casa Amor bombshell Cach is already friends with several Islanders from different seasons
Casa Amor is well and truly underway for 2025, and the Casa 2025 boys are on the way.
In this year's line-up is professional dancer Cache, who already knows quite a few former Islanders.
When the Casa Amor boys were revealed on Love Island's Instagram, season eight Casa Amor bombshell Josh Legrove commented on the post, writing: "Manlike @Cacherel_"
The pair are good friends and have been pictured together on multiple occasions.
Cach is also followed by Dami Hope, Shaq Muhammad, and Tanya Manhenga, so he's pretty familiar with some of the Love Island lot. Did they give him any tips before joining the villa? We'll have to wait and see...
As he joins the villa, here's everything you need to know about Cach.
Cach, full name Cacherel Mirjah Mercer, is one of the Casa Amor bombshells for 2025.
He lives in East London and will join the villa on Monday 7th July alongside Boris, Ty, Jamie, Martin and Chris.
Cach is 24-years-old.
Cach is a professional dancer.
He does! You can follow him @cacherel_
He shares lots of videos of his dancing work, as well as some modelling photos.
Cach currently has 118k followers (as of July 2025).
Asked what his type is on paper, Cach said: "Someone who's emotionally intelligent, beautiful, charismatic, caring, affectionate, and I'd say an intro extrovert."
And when it comes to which girl he has his eye on in particular, he added: "Shakira, Billykiss, Emily, all of them!"
Cach isn't afraid to ruffle any feathers either, saying: "None of them were together to begin with. No one is boyfriend and girlfriend, they're all saying they're open."
He continued: "Everyone is being a bit safe and settling with what's in front of them. Harry is doing it in the right way which is why he's getting into a lot of trouble!"
In terms of the type of Islander he thinks he's going to be, he said: "I think I'm gonna get into trouble, I feel like I'll be the joker of the group! I'll also be the person people come to for advice… and a bit of eye candy at the same time."
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