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An Irish actor has joined the cast of a new Love Island series.
Twenty five year old Sean 'Jenko' Jenkins has joined the Love Island Malta villa as a bombshell set to disrupt the peace of the original couples.
In a promo video prior to his entrance to the villa, he made reference to popular US comedy How I Met Your Mother and said, "Shout out to my future kids, this is how I met your mother."
Sean listed his type as "blonde and petite" but said, "A pretty girl is a pretty girl."
He said, "I'm looking for someone who's cute, kind, honest, caring, confident. A girl that's in touch with her feminine side is really sexy."
The bombshell, who has been living in Malta for three years, joined the villa on Sunday (May 26) and went on dates with Racquel, Henrika and Kyra.
He has since had disagreements with cast member Racquel.
The latest series is only in its second week after beginning on Sunday May 19 with the original cast members.
Two more bombshells, Miriam and Selwyn, have since entered the villa.
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