Chloe Burrows, the 31-year-old reality star known for finishing runner-up on Love Island in 2021, is entering the Australian camp for the current series of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here. Since her Love Island appearance, she has built a large online following and taken on a role hosting the KISS Breakfast radio show.
From Love Island to radio
Since February this year, Chloe has hosted the morning radio programme alongside Tyler West. In recent years, she has also appeared on E4's Celebs Go Dating, Celebrity MasterChef and Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Before television, Chloe attended the University of Liverpool and worked for a finance company before heading to Majorca for the dating show.
Love Island journey and diagnosis
Chloe burst onto screens in 2021 as part of ITV reality series Love Island. She finished runner-up alongside Toby Aromolaran, whom she dated until October 2022. She is now in a relationship with Welsh builder Ruben Moreira, who was a friend of Chloe's Love Island co-star Liam Reardon.
After her appearance on Love Island, Chloe was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. She has since been open about her diagnosis. Speaking on Jamie Laing's Great Company podcast, she said: "On the show [Love Island], they have a welfare psychiatrist and they watch over you and they follow you after the show. After a week she asked me, 'How is your ADHD?' and I said, 'Pardon'."
"She said 'You've got ADHD' and I was like 'No, that's new'." Chloe added: "I asked my mum and my brothers and they have got it." After two appointments with a doctor, Chloe said it "made sense" when she was diagnosed.
Early life and career
Chloe moved from her home town of Bicester to Liverpool to study marketing at the University of Liverpool. She confirmed that she received a First Class degree when she graduated in 2018. After university, she worked as a marketing executive for a financial services company.
It was during this time when one of Chloe's close friends, who worked as an executive producer on TV programmes, convinced her to go on Celebs Go Dating. Chloe said: "I was head of digital marking for a finance company. I thought it's not worth the risk because there's no way you can go back working in financial services after being on TV." After this, Chloe got a call from Love Island asking her to be a part of the show.
Love Island seemed to be a stepping stone for Chloe to build a successful career in showbiz. Although official figures aren't available, it has been reported that Chloe is a multi-millionaire. With a combination of brand deals, her KISS Breakfast show and her own podcast, Chloe vs The World, the star has an impressive yearly income.
During her radio programme, Chloe recently interviewed Celebrity Traitors finalist King Kenny, who is part of the YouTube Beta squad group alongside Sharky, who is also taking part in I'm A Celeb this year. The ITV show starts on Monday, November 16 at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
