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7 February 2020, 16:25
Molly Smith entered the Casa Amor villa and coupled up with Callum Jones - here's your need-to-know on the Love Island contestant.
Love Island is currently half way through the new winter series and if it couldn't get any more dramatic, the return of Casa Amor well and truly stirred the pot.
If you aren't familiar with Casa Amor, it's the secret house where all of the boys or girls are sent to – and it's full of new singletons to tempt each contestant out of their couples.
Designed to test each islander on their loyalty, the house and its aftermath has delivered some of the most dramatic moments of the reality series of all time.
And at the centre of this year's most dramatic coupling is Molly Smith - who got together with Callum Jones while he was with Shaughna Phillips.
The 25-year-old model is from Manchester and describes herself as "friendly, a little bit awkward and confident". She says she's "really nice and easy to get on with" but that she's "not your typical girl next door" and that she's usually gets what she wants.
Normally she meets guys through friends and says: "I tried a dating app and deactivated it pretty much straight away."
She describes herself as a seven out of 10 and that her best feature is her nose.
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In terms of dating and falling for someone on Love Island, she says: "I'm the sort of person who likes relationships and likes to be with someone. If I like someone, I will go for it. It's early days, his head could still be easily turned."
Her ideal man is someone who is confident, honest and has something about them.
Outside of the villa her celebrity crush is Bruno Mars.
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If you fancy giving Molly a cheeky follow, find her on Instagram at @mollysmith19.
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