Love Island’s Luis Morrison reveals surprise friendship with two Manchester United legends
LOVE Island star Luis Morrison has revealed his surprise friendship with two Manchester United legends.
Taking to his Instagram Stories, the reality star stunned fans with his close connection to Wes Brown and Quinton Fortune.
In the snap, the trio could be seen standing outside of a boxing ring as they worked up a sweat.
Smiling at the camera, they posed with clenched fists as Luis stood in the middle.
During their football careers, Wes and Quinton excelled as top players but have since retired from the pitch.
During his time with Man Utd, Quinton played more than 100 times before going on to coach in their academy.
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Wes' career extended over 15 years, during which he ascended through the club's youth ranks and won the Premier League title on five occasions.
It's unclear how Luis knows the Red Devil stars, but it might have something to do with his footballing past.
Prior to becoming a reality star, Luis enjoyed a career as a footballer with spells in Arsenal's youth team and Stevenage.
However, after playing football for 15 years, he decided it was time to step away from the sport.
Luis was one of the original Love Islanders who entered the very first villa in season one all the way back in 2015.
He then returned to show for the All Stars spin-off and found a connection with Demi Jones.
The pair were dumped from the show in a surprising turn of events but decided to carry on their romance on the outside.
During his time in the villa, Luis was known as a strong character and would not be one to hold back his opinion.
A moment that stunned viewers was when he returned to the villa and voted for Molly Smith and Tom Clare to leave, claiming their relationship was "one-sided".
He also hinted at unresolved matters between Molly and her ex, Callum Jones.
The 29-year-old said that he had based his decision on what was being shown on the outside.
Elsewhere, All-Stars viewers were surprised to learn that Tom Clare was friends with retired Premier League legends Rio Ferdinand and Robbie Savage.
The sporting icons made appearances on screens during the ITV show final, delivering prerecorded supportive video messages for their friend before Tom and Molly Smith were crowned victors.