Love Island's Tina Rad Unveils Shocking Transformation: 'I've Had Stuff Done'

Love Island's Tina Rad, once a familiar face, now looks almost unrecognizable after undergoing a dramatic transformation.

The Geordie shot girl entered the villa during a recent steamy twist, quickly sparking a flirtation with original islander Aidan Murphy. Their brief romance fizzled out fast.

Tina's time in the villa lasted just over a week before she faced elimination, landing among the three least favored contestants alongside Priya Jaswal and Lola Deal.

Despite her short stay, the 25-year-old has remained in the spotlight as fans marvel at her striking "glow up."

Her social media showcases a transformation spanning several years, with posts dating back to 2017. A 2021 photo reveals her looking more voluptuous compared to her latest images.

Since her arrival in the villa, viewers have scrutinized her appearance, but Tina claims the comments "don't bother" her. In a candid chat with ITV's Daniel Ajose, she confronted the chatter directly.

"Can I be honest, guys? I'm not really bothered," she stated bluntly.

"I just don’t really care about people’s opinions, whether it’s all over social media or not. I think because I know myself and my friends and family know us, even if they were saying anything other than my appearance, I just wouldn’t be bothered."

Tina admitted, "But it’s the truth, I’ve changed a lot, you know. I’ve lost a lot of weight. I’ve had stuff done, like that’s not hard to see."

She added, "It’s not nice, nasty comments, but what can you do?"

After leaving the show, Tina reflected on her fleeting connection with Aidan, stating that while things "were good" between them, it felt more like a physical attraction than true love.

"It was more like kissing someone in a club than full-on love," she explained. "I think I knew that going in. Unfortunately, he was the boy I fancied the most. I wasn’t going to pretend that I wanted to be with someone else or that I fancied someone else more just to stay in the game."

Love Island airs Sundays to Fridays at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.