THE Apprentice star Camilla Ainsworth has found love with a Love Island hunk.
The TV stars went Instagram official with their romance, after both finding fame on reality TV.
In a now deleted Insta Story, Camilla, 27, shared a snap of Sam Jackson, 25, confirming they are now dating.
Sam shot to fame when he appeared on Love Island back in 2021.
The hunk in trunks lasted nine days in the villa and was briefly coupled up with Faye Winter.
While Camilla came se second place on The Apprentice in 2019.
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This isn't her first celebrity boyfriend as she enjoyed a brief romance with Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner.
The actor, who also came second on the last series of I'm A Celebrity, dated Camilla for around five months before calling it quits after a series of rows.
Meanwhile, last year Camilla revealed she had swapped the boardroom for OnlyFans.
Since leaving The Apprentice, she has changed up her look and is now known for her saucy snaps, showing off her incredible body.
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Camilla was runner up to swimwear designer Sian Gabbidon in the 2019 contest for a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar, 74.
She later teamed up with high street chain Holland and Barrett to launch a nut milk.
But alongside her successful business, she has been keeping fans entertained.
The entrepreneur told fans: “I feel it’s time to start posting unapologetically and to have a close-knit community of fans who are interested in getting to know me more personally.”
Camilla has insisted her OnlyFans account is completely PG, saying: "There are not and have never been any nude images or videos of me on this site.
"I do have an OnlyFans account and I post the same pictures that I have shared on my public Instagram site for many years but for a fee. The Only Fans site enables me to own, copyright and control my own images whereas on Instagram anyone can use them.
"It’s 2021 and we should not be ashamed of taking ownership of our own content. The BBC are not upset nor are they disappointed, they gave me a platform three years ago and it’s my choice how I use it.
"My parents and wider family and friends are incredibly supportive of my Only Fans page as they understand its good business sense to benefit financially from the content I have been posting for free for years.”
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