Love Island’s Jack Fincham pictured doing community service in charity shop wearing £4k outfit – before mum collects him
LOVE Island winner Jack Fincham has been spotted carrying out community service behind the till of a charity shop.
The reality star, 31, was decked out in £4,000 of designer clobber as he smiled at customers.
Jack, who won the ITV2 show with Dani Dyer, 27, in 2018, was dropped off at the Sue Ryder shop by mum Samantha, who also collected him afterwards
Passers-by in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, spotted him in the shop, where he has been working from 9.30am until 4pm.
One shopper said: “I walked by a few times throughout the day and saw him sitting down with a cup of tea quite a bit.
“He was friendly and smiley and chatting with customers.”
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Another said: “He seemed quite confident working there. He was speaking quite loudly. He wasn’t trying to fade into the background.”
The star was working at the palliative care charity shop on Saturday to fulfil a 60-hour community service sentence handed to him by magistrates in November.
He was caught driving with cocaine in his system after he crashed into a traffic island in his BMW.
Jack, of Swanley, Kent, was also handed a driving ban by Medway magistrates.
His mum is credited for helping Jack get back on the straight and narrow — even tricking him into a stint in rehab for a cocaine and pills addiction.
As he finished his stint at the charity shop, he looked happy to see Samantha — walking back to her car with her dog on a lead.
He wore a £135 light blue Fila tracksuit, an £845 Sandbanks coat and £30 Hugo Boss cap as he left carrying a large £133 clock for dementia sufferers.
He was also clutching a £1,930 Louis Vuitton holdall and a £509 Gucci man-bag.
Earlier that day, Jack, hosted a Q&A on his Instagram where he shared videos of himself from inside the shop.
He asked his 1.6million followers what they thought of Love Island All Stars but made no mention of where he was.
He was propelled into stardom after bagging Love Island’s coveted £50,000 prize with then girlfriend Dani.
But he developed a drug addiction, becoming hooked on coke and anti-anxiety pill diazepam as he enjoyed the limelight.
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A source close to Jack told The Sun: "Jack deeply regrets the offence and takes full responsibility for his actions.
"He has accepted his punishment and is looking to the future."
