may not have found love during her second stint in the villa, but it seems that love may be on the cards for the blonde bombshell moving forward. The 24-year-old returned to the star-studded villa alongside her sister Jess where she coupled up with recruitment adviser Casey O'Gorman. The pair were then dumped from the island and any potential romance between them quickly fizzled out. Since returning to the
UK, Eve appears to have been on a number of dates with former TOWIE star Demi Sims. Now, Eve has opened up on their budding romance on the 27-year-old on Demi's podcast Sims Squared, with her sister Frankie. Making a guest appearance on the podcast, Demi announced: "Me and Eve went on a date last week for anyone watching and it was our first date, wasn't it?" To which Eve replied: "We kind of had other dates, but it's not been a date date. That was like our first date. I had the best time." The duo then revealed that they have been "talking" for about three years, after meeting at a Boohoo event in
London. Discussing their recent date, Demi said: "I was nervous [the date] was going to get awkward, you know because usually we've always got people around? "I was thinking, 'Is there going to be any awkward silences?', then when I picked you up, you were chewing my ear off. I actually didn't get a word in. And then we got there, had a drink, had so much food...and yeah, it was quite a short date to be fair." Demi famously dated ex-Love Islander Megan Barton-Hanson, but the pair split prior to Megan's appearance on
Love Island Games, where she coupled up with Kyra Green. Last year Demi opened up to about her long journey of self-acceptance. The star confessed she's been unwilling to give her sexuality a definitive label for the time being, due to the fear of being stereotyped. She said: "I don't know if I'll ever have another boyfriend and I'm coming to terms with that now, but I'm still not ready to say I'm fully gay yet." "I don't know why, I'm just not 100% ready to come out. But I do feel like that day will come and I do see myself marrying a woman. It's more of a mental game with me and about just accepting it." She continued: "It's not that I think anything bad of it. I love being into girls and I love the LGBTQ+ community, but I've just got to make sure I'm 100% ready before I say something. "Because as soon as you label yourself, people like to keep you in that box. My
Friends and family say to me, 'Demi, you're gay just say it.' But I'm just not there yet."