Love Island winner reveals he's expecting first baby with girlfriend in sweet announcement
BABY JOY! Love Island winner reveals he's expecting first baby with girlfriend in sweet announcement
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A LOVE Island winner has revealed that he's expecting his first baby with his girlfriend in a sweet announcement.
Finley Tapp, who won Love Island on February 23, 2020, during the show's first winter series in South Africa, is expecting a child with his girlfriend Jess.
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Love Island winner Finley Tapp is expecting a baby
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When on Love Island, he won alongside his then-partner, Paige Turley.
Now loved up with Jess, the pair are expecting their first child together.
Taking to Instagram, Finley penned in the caption: "We can't wait to meet you! Our hearts are so full."
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