Love Island: All Stars winner Molly Smith is set to earn millions after being approached with a flood of lucrative offers, Web can reveal.
Molly, 29, has even been contacted by a major US fitness brand who are looking to sign her up in the UK for the first time following the growing popularity of the ITV2 show in the US.
The northerner won the £50,000 cash prize alongside 24-year-old footballer Tom Clare at Monday night's All-Star final, hosted by presenter Maya Jama.
And now proposals from brands are coming in quickly, with a high-paying offer from an American company already working with high-profile talent topping the list.
A source told Web: “Molly ticks all the boxes when it comes to brand partnerships and now, after her All Stars win, she is in demand.”
Love Island: All Stars winner Molly Smith is set to earn millions after being approached with a flood of lucrative offers, Web can reveal
Molly has even been contacted by a major US fitness brand who are looking to sign her up in the UK for the first time following the growing popularity of the ITV2 show in the US
Proposals from brands are coming in quickly, with a high-paying offer from an American company already working with high-profile talent topping the list
“It's becoming a real battle of brands, as she's been approached not only by a major US fitness name that has already made her an offer, but also by cosmetics and clothing companies.”
“Molly is a fitness fanatic, she works out twice a day, regularly attends Barry's Bootcamp and also weightlifts to keep herself strong.”
“She would definitely like to pursue more opportunities in the fitness market.”
Molly won over viewers after leaving her three-and-a-half year relationship with ex-boyfriend Callum Jones behind and starting a new romance with Tom.
Despite their five-year age difference, the couple bonded and earned the title of All-Star Champions thanks to their flirtatiousness and compatibility.
Callum was in the final two with new love Jess Gale, who joined the series late alongside her twin sister Eve.
The public hoped Molly and Callum would get back together during the series, but the exes insisted any potential romance between them was over.
The northerner won the £50,000 cash prize alongside footballer Tom Clare at Monday night's All-Star final, hosted by presenter Maya Jama
The public hoped Molly and Callum would get back together during the series, but the exes insisted any potential romance between them was over
Referencing her own reconciliation with her rapper boyfriend Stormzy, Maya asked: “Was it a bit of a shock for you, Callum, when you heard the public wanted you two back together?”
“I can relate, there were a lot of people who said I should get back with my ex, you know, sometimes it's just not what you're ready for… he's over there now, so it worked out in the end.” Why do you think the public came to this conclusion?
The runner-up replied: “I feel like a lot of people have a hard time recognizing friendship after a relationship. I bought into it and it’s one of the biggest things I wanted from the show.”
Molly and Callum met during the winter series of Love Island in 2020.
They separated in 2023 and Callum got custody of their pug Winnie, while Molly kept Pomeranian Nelly.