Love Island star returns to his normal day job in the city just a week after the show ends | The Sun

A LOVE Island star has revealed his return to his normal day job in the city – just a week after the show ended.

Hailing from Essex, Josh Brocklebank is a financial advisor but he recently swapped the office for life as a reality star on Love Island 2023.



Sadly for Josh, his Love Island stint was very short lived and he’s now back to his 9-5.

Josh took to social media to share a look at his morning commute as he returned to banking.

He penned: “First day back. Suns shining. LFG,” while strolling along with a briefcase and suit bag.

Before the office, Josh headed to the gym for a workout and called it the “first session of the day.”

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The Love Island star then posted a snap of himself suited and booted and ready for the working day.

Josh failed to find love in the villa during his time there.

He already has showbiz friends which includes former Love Island star Zara McDermott.

Speaking about him going into the villa, she posted: "I am so excited that my best friend is going into the Love Island villa!!!

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"CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH YOU JOSHY!!!! Love you!!" 

Since leaving the show, Josh hinted at a feud with fellow Islander Mitch.

After leaving the villa, Mitch appeared on an episode of Aftersun and was interviewed by Maya Jama.

Josh took to his stories while lying on the sofa in a hoodie.

He said: “Mitch is so funny man, he has got an excuse for everything.

“When we used to beat him at two touch it was always ‘it ain’t my fault, it ain’t my fault.’”



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