Love Island star Anton Danyluk takes brutal dig at villa ex as he reveals why he's still single
In a new post, the 30-year-old reality star explained why he wasn't currently in a relationship, and shared a string of images.
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He penned: 'Still single…
'Yes, I went on Love Island. Twice. No, I didn't find love. And no, I'm not crying about it — I'm too busy building an empire and smashing PBs.
Anton then revealed he's single due to working on himself and his career, and shared a photo with ex Belle Hassan, writing over the top: 'Any time I've dated, they've needed more attention than I can give.
'They didn't understand the mission. They weren't truly supportive of my journey.'
Anton had shared a photo with his arm around ex Belle and wrote the caption over the top.
And fans were horrified, as one person wrote: 'Why put that caption with pictures of two girls like that's really creepy strange energy.'
A second penned: 'How did anton turn from a likeable character to someone who I think is quite strange?'
And a third echoed: 'Not cool using the photo of the girls.'
Anton went on to write in his caption: 'Truth is, I could be in a relationship…
Love Island star strips off completely
But right now, I'd rather date someone who doesn't get jealous of my routine, my goals, or my air fryer.
'Because let's be honest — your partner is your biggest investment.
(And if they don't lift you up like Rachel & Sharon did for each other during my last challenge… then babe, it's a no from me.)'
The online coach became single again after his relationship with ITV co-star Georgia Harrison, 29, fizzled out in April last year.
Georgia and Anton's post-split swipes
Just a day after their split was revealed and a source blamed it on the 400 miles between them, Anton shared a quote that said: "If someone truly loves you, distance is not a problem.
"It's just the power of making love grow each day."
While travelling with his mum in Pisa, Italy, Anton appeared to be looking for the positives in the relationship breakdown.
Sharing snaps by the Leaning Tower of Pisa, he wrote: "When things appear to be falling over, step back and see the beauty in it."
Most brutally of all, Anton voiced his regret at ever taking part in All Stars.
He told fans: "I hated every minute of it. Part of me wishes I had never done it again just because 'cause it kind of ruined my Love Island experience. There were times I just questioned what am I actually doing."
Meanwhile, Georgia took to Instagram to share a montage about 'marrying her best friend'.
The video showed a couple messing around together, with clips of them singing at a concert, splashing about in a swimming pool and dancing together.
The caption said: "Proof you should marry your best friend."
Georgia then said: "If it ain't this I don't want it," with laughing emojis, suggesting her latest romance most certainly wasn't that.
Days after the relationship ended, Georgia shared a tongue-in-cheek video on TikTok showing her desperately trying to escape any reference to it.
Georgia nervously looked over her shoulder and ran through the complex as she was 'chased' by the question "Are you still together?"
He said: I've been on a few dates but nothing's really come to anything if I'm honest.
"It's always difficult dating in the public eye as you never really know people's true intentions.
"When it comes, it comes, but there's nothing in the pipeline just yet."
Telly fave Anton shot to fame on the 2019 series of the hit dating show.
He hooked up with stunning make-up artist Belle Hassan but called off their romance months later.
The fitness expert, from Airdrie, Lanarkshire, was involved with stunning personal trainer Dom Blunska but split just weeks before Anton jetted off to South Africa in January for a second shot at love.
And now the businessman has revealed he's 'putting all of his eggs in one basket' as he puts love on the back burner to concentrate on his career.
The Love Island star said: "When it comes it comes, but nothing in the pipeline just yet.
"You know me, I'm always focused on business and working away.
"I've got my online coaching business and my fitness app - they're both absolutely flying at the minute.'
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