LOVE Island hopeful Jess Harding has opened up on her post-villa plans, revealing she’d like to be just like ‘icon’ Molly-Mae Hague.
Jess Harding is a businesswoman who runs Candy Aesthetics in West London.
Love Island contestant Jess Harding wants to achieve the same success as ‘icon’ Molly-Mae Hague
Molly-Mae soared to fame after leaving the Love Island villa
Her social media presence is strong on Instagram already, where she boasts over 25,000 followers – but she’s ready to take on the likes of season five star Molly-Mae, 24, where success is concerned, post-villa.
She said: “In regards to success, everyone is going to say Molly-Mae but I would say I’d like to replicate her success too.
“She’s amazing and she’s just iconic.”
Molly-Mae Hague has achieved huge success after leaving the villa with boyfriend Tommy Fury.
Molly-Mae is believed to be worth £6million after forging a fashion and beauty empire, including signing a seven-figure deal with PrettyLittleThing and becoming its creative director.
Jess continued to share plans for her aesthetics business when she leaves the hit dating show, adding: “As I have my own business I’d really like to work on that side of stuff.
“After the show I’d like to set up more clinics. That’s definitely my goal.”
As well as revealing her business plans, the blonde beauty also shared who her type on paper is.
She said: “Previous Islanders who are my type… it would be Jacques O’Neill, he’s my type to a T.”
The beauty clinic owner is set to stun and amaze in the Love Island villa this summer.
Speaking to ITV about what she will bring to the villa, she said: “Firstly I think I’ve got quite a big personality and I’ve got a heart of gold. I can stand up for myself if I need to. I’m honest, and I love, love. I’m also a really good girlfriend.
“Because every boy is giving me the ick at the moment. I feel like it’s fate because I’m saving myself for Mr Right in the Villa!”
Speaking about what puts her off men: ” When a guy stunts for money, that’s an ick.
“Showing off all their designer clothes because most of the time they’re probably fake anyway! Another one is when a boy runs for the train and the train goes without him. Lunch Boxes also – just go to Tesco and get a meal deal!”
Jess Harding is one of the hopefuls entering the villa for this year’s summer series
Jess says Jacques O’Neill is her type on paper
