We know we're coming to an end of this year's series of Love Island because we had to sit through an hour of those cringe AF dates – don't pretend you didn't fast forward them as well.
There are just five couples left in the Love Island 2024 villa and only one of them has been together since day one; that is, of course, love's young Welsh dream, Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel.
We won't pretend it's been smooth sailing for the duo but seeing as she went on the dating show looking "to score a rugby boy who will be happy in the Valleys" we reckon she has done all right.
Who is Nicole Samuel?
Nicole is an OG Islander who took part in series 11 of Love Island.
How old is Nicole Samuel?
Nicole is 24 years old.
Where is Nicole Samuel from?
Nicole's hometown is Aberdare, Wales.
What does Nicole Samuel do?
Nicole earns a living as an accounts manager but she also revealed she is a dancer prior to entering the villa.
She said "I became a world champion dancer in 2011, not many people know that. I was a professional street dancer."
What happened between Nicole Samuel and Ciaran Davies?
The duo coupled up during the first recoupling on day five and have remained loyal ever since.
Of course, they've had their fair share of ups and downs, but it was when both of them stayed loyal during the always trying Casa Amor week they proved they're in it for the long haul.
Nicole may have struggled through during time apart but if we didn't have Casa we would never had been gifted with the viral clip of Nicole screeching "WHO'S EMMA?" during the villa's game of Raunchy Races.
ICYMI, Nicole was referring to Emma Milton, one of the bombshells Ciaran had to kiss during the game.
What is Nicole Samuel's Instagram?
Nicole's Instagram is @nicolesams123.
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