LOVE Island’s Andrew Le Page has revealed he plans to propose to Tasha Ghouri after growing closer then ever outside the villa.
The couple, who had their ups and downs on the show, are now very much on the same page about starting a family after Tasha’s surprising U-turn on the topic.
After dressing up in wedding inspired looks, Tasha gushed: “It was fun to be in the wedding outfits and you never know, it might be real soon.”
Andrew added to OK! Magazine: “We’ll see! Obviously we’ve got a little while yet but it felt good to dress up.
The former estate agent previously said he planned to wait at least four years to pop the question, but says that has now changed.
“I love everything about Tasha. I don’t think I’ll be waiting four years if it carries on like this,” he said.
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He went on to reveal who Tasha had initially said she doesn’t want to have children but after doing the baby challenge on the show she changed her mind.
"I was very surprised as it was such a change, but I was obviously very happy. I couldn’t stop smiling,” said Andrew.
Tasha believes her change of heart is down to meeting the “right person”.
She said: “Now I’ve met Andrew and I can see it happening.
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“You know when you have a vision in your head of your life further down the line? I can see it sometimes. It has changed because of Andrew.”
Tasha and Andrew endured a turbulent relationship during their relationship as they got to know other people – in particular Coco in Casa Amor.
But it ultimately brought them together – and they soon became boyfriend and girlfriend, finishing in fourth place this series.
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