Ciaran Davies has shared his and Samie Elishi’s plans for the future following their victory on Love Island: All Stars.

After weeks of romantic turmoil, breakups, and fire pit drama, the public chose their champions. The popular pair secured 32.55% of the final vote, edging out competitors Millie Court and American heartthrob Zac Woodworth.

Discussing how they intend to use the £50,000 prize money, Ciaran disclosed: “We want to go on a holiday to Nashville.

“Go and spend some time with each other just as two of us and then hopefully meet up with the other Americans and their couples from the series and anyone else who wants to come as well because they’re more than welcome.”

In a first for the show, Love Island: All Stars’ third series introduced six American contestants, with Zac and Yamen Sanders making it to the final alongside their partners Millie and Whitney Adebayo, reports OK!.

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Samie resides in London whilst Ciaran is based in Wales, but the rugby player isn’t worried about the distance, believing it will keep their relationship exciting.

“Before the show I was in London often and when we do come to see each other after spending time apart it’ll keep our excitement,” he elaborated.

“I think as of right now it’s the best thing because in the real world, as a relationship, we probably still wouldn’t be seeing each other as much as we did in the villa but I’m feeling very, very positive with how it’s gonna go.

“I’m spending this week with Samie in London and the plan is for her to come back to Wales for the weekend so she’ll be able to meet my family but they already love her.”

Despite hailing from the bustling city, Samie has requested Ciaran to take her to a renowned Welsh spot featured in a popular BBC sitcom.

“Samie really wants to go to Barry Island because that’s where Gavin and Stacey was filmed. I absolutely love every place in Wales but I’ve never once had a girl ask me to take her to Barry Island,” he chuckled.

Ciaran first graced our screens on the eleventh series of Love Island in 2024, but he asserts his second stint was more enjoyable.

He shared: “I felt different within myself and I felt a lot more relaxed so I think that’s why I was able to enjoy it a lot more.

“I think the relationship between the boys was great because on my series it was sort of a divide within the boys but this time there was never a divide, which was really good.

“I enjoyed it a lot more because I knew what I was getting myself into and I met a really great girl so it couldn’t have gone any more perfect for me in there.”

You can keep up to date with Ciaran on his social media channels at @CiaranDaviesss and every series of Love Island is available to stream on ITVX

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