Celebrity Love Island stars now - tragic death, David Beckham 'fling' and famous family
Love Island has been huge for ITV, becoming a massive summer ratings hit and spawning spin-offs such as the recent Love Island All Stars.
But not many people will remember the original two seasons of the show when it was called Celebrity Love Island.
Celebrity Love Island ran from 2005-6, and the format was fairly similar to the later seasons, except the contestants were well-known noughties personalities.
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Filmed in Fiji, the show gave viewers the chance to vote for couples to go into a 'love shack' and spend time together. The main difference between seasons was that viewers had the elimination vote in season one, while in season two, the celebs could vote each other off the island.
The winning couple would leave with £50,000. Season one was presented by Patrick Kielty and Kelly Brook, with Fearne Cotton replacing Kelly in season two.
Despite spawning endless tabloid headlines, and even having a spin-off show in season two called Aftersun, the show was a ratings flop and was axed in 2006. So, what happened to some of the original cast members, and what did they do once they left the island?
Calum Best
Before stepping onto the island, Calum Best was mostly known for being the son of footballer George Best.
Calum ended up appearing in both seasons of the show, winning series two alongside model Bianca Gascoigne, also known for her family's football connections.
Calum has since carved out a career in reality TV. In 2008 he had his own short-lived MTV series, Totally Calum Best, which showed his attempts to stay celibate for 50 days, despite the womanising reputation he built up at the time.
He's also been in a celebrity edition of Come Dine with Me, Celebs Go Dating, Ex on the Beach, and Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Calum is also chairman of Dorking Wanderers Women's Football Club.
Paul Danan
Sadly, Paul Danan died this week (January 15) at the age of 46.
Before appearing on Celebrity Love Island, Paul played troubled Sol Patrick on Hollyoaks between 1997 and 2001. The character had a range of gritty storyline, from homelessness to a stint in jail.
Paul was in both seasons of Celebrity Love Island, as producers brought him back for the second series due to his popularity with the public.
During his stint on the show he was nicknamed 'Dangerous Danan' and his antics included getting intimate with model Nikki Ziering.
After Celebrity Love Island, Paul struggled to get back into acting, telling listeners of the Dozen podcast: "It didn't help with my acting career because suddenly people were like 'Oh, we don't want to hire a reality star!' Casting directors were a bit snobby like that, they don't people want to see me on a TV show thinking 'Isn't that the guy from Love Island?'
"It wasn't good for my acting career and it took a long time to get that back. I don't know if it's even fully redeemed even all these years later."
However, he did have many TV appearances such as a short-lived reality show called Calum, Fran and Dangerous Danan with fellow islanders Calum Best and Fran Cosgrove, and was on the twentieth series of Celebrity Big Brother.
Abi Titmuss
Abi Titmuss was a lads mag favourite when she arrived in Fiji in season one.
The former nurse became a reporter for Richard and Judy, but in 2004 a sex tape leaked of herself and then boyfriend John Leslie and model Aisha Abubakar, which saw her get fired by the show.
Abi found love during the series with footballer Lee Sharpe, and the couple stayed together for two years.
She faced personal issues after the breakup, admitting drug and sex addictions, but managed to build an acting career in comedy and theatre roles. Abi then moved to Los Angeles in 2013 and landed a role in daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives.
Abi married US actor Ari Welkim and they had a child in 2017.
Jayne Middlemiss
Jayne Middlemiss was paired off with Fran Cosgrave and won the first series of the show.
The former glamour model and TV presenter was a common face on TV in the noughties, popping up on shows from Top of the Pops to Robot Wars.
In the show, Jayne originally had a crush on Lee Sharpe, but he paired off with Abi Titmuss.
She was a fan favourite, and season two saw her presenting spin-off show Aftersun, which delved into the gossip around the island.
Jayne has since been on shows such as Celebrity MasterChef, which she won in 2009, although most of her recent career has been on radio. She often covers for other presenters on Virgin Radio UK.
Bianca Gascoigne
The adopted daughter of football legend Paul Gascoigne, Bianca Gasgoyne was a budding model when she arrived on the show for season two.
She won the season along with Calum Best and soon carved out a career as a glamour model and reality TV star. She appeared in season nine of The X Factor, but didn't make it to bootcamp, before appearing on Celebrity Big Brother.
In recent years, Bianca came runner-up in the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars, and was a finalist on SAS: Who Dares Wins. She occasionally posts glimpses of her life on Instagram, where she has over 340,000 followers.
Rebecca Loos
Former glamour model and Beckham PA Rebecca Loos was a tabloid sensation in the 00s, after claiming she'd had an affair with David Beckham.
After leaving Celebrity Love Island, Rebecca came out as bisexual and appeared on a show called Power Lesbian UK, which was created to protest in favour of same-sex marriage. She took part in a staged marriage ceremony with American model Jenny Shimizu.
She then had a reality TV career that included the Spanish version of Survivor, and Cirque de Celebrite, a circus-themed show.
Rebecca married a Norwegian doctor and moved to Norway in 2009, where she has mostly stayed away from the cameras. She now works as a massage therapist and yoga teacher.
