‘I would boss Love Island now I've had therapy'

Reality star Amy Hart opens up about her improve confidence, freezing her eggs and her excitement at the ITV2 show finally being back on our screens

- KIRSTY HATCHER

Amy Hart had a turbulent ride in the Love Island villa back in 2019, but the former British Airways stewardess admits she’s a better person for it.

After having her heart publicly broken by co-star Curtis Pritchard, Amy left sunny Majorca and embarked on an eight-month therapy journey, a decision she calls “life-changing”.

“My advice to this year’s contestants is to make friends with the psych early on, so when it all goes wrong she’s there for you,” she tells new when we catch up with her following our exclusive shoot at her new home in West Sussex.

The star, who describes herself as a “single pringle”, recently moved into the stunning three-bedroom abode and has since transformed it into her own sanctuary, complete with a pink dressing room and a walk-in wardrobe.

But although she loves her new pad, the 28-year-old hopes she’ll settle down and move into a family home one day.

After being told her fertility levels were low and that she is likely to go into early menopause due to her family history, Amy decided to have her eggs frozen to increase her chances of becoming a mum in the future.

Here, she talks to new about her new home and why she has no Love Island regrets, plus she bravely shares her heartbreak over her two failed attempts at egg freezing…

Congratulations on buying your first home, Amy!

Thank you. I’m really enjoying it. I thought I wouldn’t really like it because I’m a bit of a home girl and I’ve never not lived at home apart from when I was on Love Island, so I was a bit worried. But my friend Luke has my second bedroom so I’m not on my own.

We love the look of it. How would you describe your style?