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Scottish Sun
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Brit reality star ditched from Love Island line up after flying out to set and waiting in holding for THREE weeks
He has had little luck finding long-term love LOVE LOST Brit reality star ditched from Love Island line up after flying out to set and waiting in holding for THREE weeks Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A BRITISH reality star has been ditched from a Love Island line up after flying out to the set. Made In Chelsea and Dancing On Ice star Miles Nazaire was due to appear on this year's series of Love Island USA - with his American dream now dashed. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Miles Nazaire had signed up for Love Island USA Credit: Getty 5 He won't be appearing on the show and has flown back to the UK Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 5 In April, it was revealed he had signed up for the show hosted by Ariana Madix Credit: Getty Back in April, it was revealed that the 29-year-old hunk had been signed up for the reality-dating show. And then just three weeks ago he was flown 10,000 miles to Fiji, where the show is filmed. But now it has been revealed that after being held in holding for three weeks, Miles was flown home. Now back in west London, Miles was flown home due to "personal issues". A source has told MailOnline: "Producers flew him out to Fiji and he was there for weeks before coming home citing 'personal issues'. "Britain's Love Island has an American contestant this series and the plan was for the American season to have a British star, too, but it hasn't happened." In April, the paper told of how "producers were very keen to sign Miles". A source told the outlet at the time that Miles was even "prepared to move to the US for the right woman". They also claimed he was "ready to put all his eggs in one basket". This wouldn't have been Miles' first stint on a reality-dating show. Love Island USA fans beg ousted Cierra to 'look away!' as Nic savagely disses her while getting 'physical' with Olandria In 2022, Miles signed up to appear on the tenth series of E4 reality dating series Celebs Go Dating. Prior to joining Celebs Go Dating in 2022, he told OK! Magazine: "It's hard to find someone who genuinely wants to be with you for you and not because of the fame, and the little things that come with it. "Or you have the other end of the spectrum where it's they don't understand your lifestyle and they get jealous." While on the show, he had little luck in finding a long term relationship. Miles Nazaire's £100k debt THE Made In Chelsea hunk is in a lot of debt. His performing arts' business, LGI Productions Ltd, owes His Majesty's Revenue and Customs a substantial amount of unpaid VAT and tax. The now-liquidated company owes HMRC £47,000 in unpaid VAT, as well as an additional £38,000 in overdue corporation tax. His business also owes accountancy firm Sobell Rhodes £11,000. Miles' total debts come to just under £100,000. This comes as Miles' performing arts' business, LGI Productions Ltd, owes His Majesty's Revenue and Customs unpaid VAT and tax. His company, which is reported to have gone into liquidation, owes HMRC £47,000 in unpaid VAT, as well as an additional £38,000 in overdue corporation tax. This isn't the only money that Miles owes, because his company owes a substantial amount to an accountancy firm, also. Miles' business owes accountancy firm Sobell Rhodes £11,000, bringing its total debts to just under £100,000. MailOnline also reports that he has now established a new company, Maison Naz Ltd, in the performing arts category, like his old business. 5 Miles was meant to be in the cast of the 2025 Love Island USA series Credit: Getty
The Sun
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Brit reality star ditched from Love Island line up after flying out to set and waiting in holding for THREE weeks
A BRITISH reality star has been ditched from a Love Island line up after flying out to the set. Made In Chelsea and Dancing On Ice star Miles Nazaire was due to appear on this year's series of Love Island USA - with his American dream now dashed. 5 5 5 Back in April, it was revealed that the 29-year-old hunk had been signed up for the reality-dating show. And then just three weeks ago he was flown 10,000 miles to Fiji, where the show is filmed. But now it has been revealed that after being held in holding for three weeks, Miles was flown home. Now back in west London, Miles was flown home due to "personal issues". A source has told MailOnline: "Producers flew him out to Fiji and he was there for weeks before coming home citing 'personal issues'. "Britain's Love Island has an American contestant this series and the plan was for the American season to have a British star, too, but it hasn't happened." In April, the paper told of how "producers were very keen to sign Miles". A source told the outlet at the time that Miles was even "prepared to move to the US for the right woman". They also claimed he was "ready to put all his eggs in one basket". This wouldn't have been Miles' first stint on a reality-dating show. Love Island USA fans beg ousted Cierra to 'look away!' as Nic savagely disses her while getting 'physical' with Olandria In 2022, Miles signed up to appear on the tenth series of E4 reality dating series Celebs Go Dating. Prior to joining Celebs Go Dating in 2022, he told OK! Magazine: "It's hard to find someone who genuinely wants to be with you for you and not because of the fame, and the little things that come with it. "Or you have the other end of the spectrum where it's they don't understand your lifestyle and they get jealous." While on the show, he had little luck in finding a long term relationship. Miles Nazaire's £100k debt THE Made In Chelsea hunk is in a lot of debt. His performing arts' business, LGI Productions Ltd, owes His Majesty's Revenue and Customs a substantial amount of unpaid VAT and tax. The now-liquidated company owes HMRC £47,000 in unpaid VAT, as well as an additional £38,000 in overdue corporation tax. His business also owes accountancy firm Sobell Rhodes £11,000. Miles' total debts come to just under £100,000. This comes as Miles' performing arts' business, LGI Productions Ltd, owes His Majesty's Revenue and Customs unpaid VAT and tax. His company, which is reported to have gone into liquidation, owes HMRC £47,000 in unpaid VAT, as well as an additional £38,000 in overdue corporation tax. This isn't the only money that Miles owes, because his company owes a substantial amount to an accountancy firm, also. Miles' business owes accountancy firm Sobell Rhodes £11,000, bringing its total debts to just under £100,000. MailOnline also reports that he has now established a new company, Maison Naz Ltd, in the performing arts category, like his old business. 5 5
Daily Mail
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Made in Chelsea star hit by fresh setback after bid to crack America ends in sudden failure... amid criticism for ditching dog because of 'busy' schedule: RICHARD EDEN'S DIARY
His restless romantic adventures earned him a 'bad boy' reputation on Made In Chelsea, but Miles Nazaire 's American dream has, I hear, turned into a nightmare. Nazaire, 29, who has also appeared on Dancing On Ice, had been lined up to compete in hit show Love Island USA.
Daily Mirror
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Fans fume as Made In Chelsea star rehomes dog due to busy influencer career
Made In Chelsea's Miles Nazaire has faced furious fan backlash after the reality TV star admitted to rehoming his pet dog Rocky due to his busy career A popular figure on Made In Chelsea has faced a huge backlash after admitting to rehoming his dog. Miles Nazaire took to social media to share the news that his pet pooch is no longer his as he is too busy being an influencer. The 29-year-old reality TV star admitted he made the difficult decision to give up his animal as his career as a content creator was becoming too demanding. He uploaded a reel of sweet images and video footage of him with the dog in his post. Miles wrote on Instagram: "I never imagined having to write a post like this, but I'm aware there's been a lot of speculation about what happened with Rocky. Some parts of my life are deeply personal, and I've chosen not to share everything publicly not out of secrecy, but out of care. "I waited to speak on this because I needed to make sure Rocky was safe, happy, and rehomed with the perfect family. That has now happened, and he's exactly where he needs to be." The TV star went on to ask for fans to be kind and not make assumptions, but many still took to the comments section to share their dismay. As he continued, he wrote: " I kindly ask that any further assumptions, judgment, or unkindness about my decision be put to rest. This was one of the most difficult choices I've ever had to make, and I made it with love."To those who've shown compassion, understanding, and support, thank you. It's meant more than you know. And a huge thank you to @thecountrydoghotel for assisting with his rehoming." Responding to the post, one user criticised: "I've moved countries and continents three times… and brought all my animals with me. Even though it was hard, expensive, or not convenient. "I mean, I wouldn't abandon my kid and animals are my kids too. I never judge but I do find it sad people get an animal for time being as if it's an option to give them to someone else if they get 'too busy'." Another fumed: "As a vet, I'm so disappointed. You took on the responsibility of getting a dog and then ditched him when he didn't suit your lifestyle. Do the responsible thing and never get an animal ever again. You don't deserve one. Grow up." However, some users were on hand to offer messages of support. One commenter wrote: "Sometimes the greatest act of love is the hardest one to make. "Letting go of someone or a pet that you love—not because you stopped caring, but because they deserve more than you can give—is a heartbreaking, grown-up decision. It's grown-up love for a grown-up situation."To give a dog a chance at a life full of attention, joy, and everything they need—even if it means you're no longer in the picture—is the most selfless kind of love there is. You didn't fail them. You put them first. And that's what love, in its most mature and courageous form, looks like." As well as his appearance on Made In Chelsea, Miles has become an influencer. He now has his own YouTube channel that lets fans have an insight into his lifestyle, fitness and food. He has also appeared on other reality shows and contests. He took part in Dancing On Ice, finishing in second place with his professional partner, Vanessa Bauer.
BBC News
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Made in Chelsea: Miles Nazaire 'not bad person' for rehoming dog
Made in Chelsea star Miles Nazaire has come under fire after revealing he rehomed his dog Rocky because he's too busy to look after him. The 29-year-old says he's "not a bad person" and that it was a "really, really tough decision".Some fans criticised Miles for treating Rocky as "disposable" while others praised him as "selfless" for rehoming him. The Dogs Trust says the number of pets being rehomed is at a record high but that people shouldn't be judged for it. Miles, who also appeared on Dancing on Ice last year, told his followers he broke down while travelling for a work event, realising he couldn't keep his pet. "With TV and content creation, your life is up and down most days and Rocky definitely felt that."I don't know if I could handle it anymore and it just wasn't fair on him. I was always travelling."Miles says he got Rocky at a "weird" time when he was "feeling quite lonely" only to realise later he couldn't properly look after him. In a video shared on TikTok and Instagram, he admitted some people may think he's selfish but that he found comments that he "abandoned" his dog upsetting."Realistically I don't owe anyone anything but I wanted to clear things up because I'm not a bad person, I loved my dog and he loved me."Miles says Rocky's been adopted by a family in Somerset and "he is so much happier being in a big field [with] people he loves". 'Don't judge for rehoming' The reaction to Rocky's rehoming has been mixed, with fans split over whether Miles "betrayed" his pet or did the right thing rehoming him. A report by the Dogs Trust last year says younger dog owners (25-34) were more likely to find them hard work or stressful than older owners. Miles isn't alone in choosing to rehome his dog and the charity's chief operating officer Rachel Casey tells BBC Newsbeat "it's almost always because people's circumstances change".After the comments on Miles' post, she says it's important "not to be judgemental" of owners who give up their pets."For people to demonise them or be negative to them is really hard," she says."Our message is to give people a bit of love, to help them through what is a really difficult time when they're giving up a beloved member of their family."And sometimes it can be the best choice, as Rachel says dogs can "develop new bonds"."It is hard for the dog but at the same time, if your circumstance changes and you have to be out at work 16 hours a day - that's also really bad for the dog."Newsbeat has contacted Miles for comment. Listen to Newsbeat live at 12:45 and 17:45 weekdays - or listen back here.
