Love Island sensation Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has spoken candidly about her new chapter as a single woman, revealing the unexpected freedoms and personal growth she's experienced since her split from co-star Davide Sanclimenti.
In an exclusive and refreshingly honest interview, the 29-year-old reality star dismissed the notion that she's been hiding away, instead painting a picture of a woman embracing her independence. "I'm not locked away, I'm just living my life," she stated, challenging the dramatic narratives often spun around breakups.
A Newfound Sense of Freedom
Ekin-Su described her current single status as "liberating", emphasising the positive aspects of focusing solely on herself. The period following the end of her highly publicised relationship has allowed her to reconnect with her own ambitions and desires without compromise.
"It's actually quite empowering to be on your own and realise what you truly want," she shared, highlighting the personal development that often follows a significant life change.
Career Focus and Looking Ahead
Far from being heartbroken and reclusive, the ITV star is channeling her energy into a major career resurgence. With her focus firmly on the future, Ekin-Su is seizing new opportunities and building her brand with a renewed sense of purpose.
She confirmed that this new, driven mindset is her primary focus, suggesting that fans can expect to see much more of her on their screens and across various projects very soon.
No Regrets and Mutual Respect
Addressing her past relationship directly, Ekin-Su was careful not to dwell on negativity. She spoke about her time with Davide with a sense of fondness and maturity, indicating there are no hard feelings between the former couple.
"We had our journey, and it was a big part of my life, but every story has its chapters," she reflected, demonstrating a graceful and philosophical outlook on their very public romance and separation.
Her candid discussion offers a relatable glimpse into the reality of moving on after a breakup, even under the intense glare of the public eye.
