Tina Stinnes, 27, has opened up on her relationship with her boyfriend, telling OK! that they've officially moved in together.
The beautiful star, who found fame on both Made In Chelsea and Love Island, has been dating her beau for two years but tends to keep him out of the spotlight and chooses not to share his name.
Tina shared a peek at her man on Instagram with her 205,000 followers on New Year's Eve 2021 as they posed for a sunset snap.
"Making me happy from 2021 to 2022 Happy new year," the blonde beauty penned as her caption.
And it seems things are going well, with Tina telling us: "We've been together for two years and we're still going strong.
"We moved in together to the new place recently, and we've bought a place together too which will be ready in around a year and a half, so we'll be moving into that, but for now we're just renting together."
Tina has set her sights on new ventures after her reality show past, and started a successful swimwear brand named Litora during the pandemic.
She continued: "I've kind of moved out of the spotlight in the respect that it's been a while since I did Love Island and Made In Chelsea, so everything has kind of settled down for me. It's amazing to have had those opportunities from those shows, but it has settled a bit. I still do things here and there, like working with brands who I like."
The businesswoman does still keep in touch with close pal Olivia Bowen, who she met while staring on Love Island.
The pals recently went for dinner, and Tina shared her excitement about Olivia becoming a first time mum.
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"Me and Liv are always going to stay close because I love her to pieces. We met up recently actually as it'd been ages since I'd seen her because of the pandemic and everything like that. We met up recently though and it was amazing seeing her.
"She's going to be a great mum and I'm so happy for her. She may have told us about the baby before everyone else found out…"
Nowadays, Tina joked that "leisure" is she how she spends her days, adding: "I have a dog, so my life is basically my dog. I've also just moved flat in London so I'm settling into that at the moment, but I'm very dog obsessed on the whole. I'm a dog mum full-time. I like going out and working too, but mainly dog life, which I'm not complaining about."
She said she'll never say never when it comes to returning to reality TV, adding: "I'd never say never but it depends what it is because my main focus is my brand. It depends what opportunity came about."
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Tina co-owns her brand with her best friend Jess, and shared the origin story with OK!
"I've always wanted my own line, and then during the pandemic I took some time to focus on myself and creativity to do my brand. I took a lot of time away too, I went to Ibiza and Cornwall, and then in Ibiza me and my best friend Jess who is my business partner, got so inspired by the beauty of the house we were staying in. So we thought let's just do it.
"We've created a beautiful line inspired by nature, with staple and simple pieces," Tina added.
On plans for the future, Tina explained that they'd like to go into clothing, as well as having swimwear.
Tina continued: "We basically want to create a lifestyle brand and somewhere you can go to get everything you want that fits in our image, if that makes sense. So anything from home to clothes, and we'd love to have a pop-up shop. The whole line is based on astrology and spirituality and nature, which are our inspirations."
She said she believes people can "do what they want" when it comes to fast fashion, but wants to use her brand to change people's mindsets about wearing it.
"We wanted to keep sustainable in terms of the fabric, but also in the aspect that you can keep wearing out pieces."
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