“We’re homeowners!” – Love Island’s Finn Tapp takes huge relationship leap with stunning mystery girlfriend as they reveal they’ve bought a Victorian house together and plan major renovations after his dramatic split from Paige Turley - suong

LOVE Island's Finn Tapp has taken a major step in his relationship with his stunning new girlfriend, as they reveal they have bought their first home together.

Tis is former Islander Finn's first serious romance since he split from long-term girlfriend Paige Turley.

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The reality star, 25, took to social media to share the couple's exciting news.

They looked smitten as they got ready to take the next big step in the budding romance

Finn's mystery lady was seen beaming as she leaned close to her man.

He captioned the sweet snap with: "We’re home owners!!

"Today we picked up the keys to our little Victorian home!

"We cannot wait to get started with the renovations and make it our own! We couldn’t be happier."

The former semi-pro footballer is still yet to reveal the identity of his new partner, but since going Instagram official last summer, he has shared plenty of loved-up snaps with her.

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Finn launched to fame on Love Island in 2020, and that's where he met his now ex-girlfriend, Paige.

After three years together, the pair announced their split in 2023.

It was an amicable break-up, with Paige admitting they'd "lost themselves in each other" after winning winter Love Island and moving in together straight away.

However, they were reunited last year, when they both took part in Celebrity Ex On The Beach.

However, things took a turn when shortly after filming wrapped, it was revealed that MAFS Australia star Tamara slept with Finn the night before the MTV show's launch party.

A source told The Sun at the time: "The cast was rocked by Finn and Tamara's fling. They felt really uncomfortable for Paige who they'd grown close to.

"At the party, the girls sided with Paige and kept their distance from Tamara.

"Tamara was heard telling guests she was having a 'miserable' time and they were 'all being so mean'."

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