ONE of this year's Love Island stars has returned to his day job – and is already hard at work.
While many of this year's Islanders are signing big money deals with huge brands, it appears some can't wait to get back to the 9 to 5.
Despite his huge impact on the Love Island villa Jay Younger wasted no time in getting his head down as an investment analyst.
The 28-year-old Scots hunk posted a snap to his Instagram story showing him at his laptop and asked his 300k followers: "What would you like to know about investing?"
Many fans praised Jay for going back to work rather than chasing fame, with one writing on Reddit: "Love to see it!"
Another disagreed, commenting: "He is so ridiculously good looking. Wild to think he’s doing finances instead of modelling underwear!"
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But a third replied: "I find this more attractive."
Some even felt Jay's ambition as an investor finally explained why he and winner Davide Sanclimenti became so close, after the Italian stallion called Jay his best mate in the villa.
One said: "Knowing he and Davide are both finance bros and gym rats, plus being a bit older and Italian, makes me understand how they got along so well."
Jay was involved in undoubtedly one of the most iconic moments of the series, when Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu crawled to meet him on the terrace for an illicit kiss – despite being coupled up with Davide.
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Jay previously explained why he wanted to head back to his job, and said: “I don’t think my life will change that much to be honest.
“I’m going back to work on Monday and sure there’s some commercial opportunities out there in the short term, but I think longer term I’ll be back at work doing my thing and back to my day job.”
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