Love Island stars reveal plans for second series of hit ITV2 show
LOVE Island star Davide Sanclimenti has revealed plans for the second series of his hit TV show with Ekin-Su Culculoglu.
The couple landed their very own programme, called Ekin-Su & Davide: Homecomings, after winning the dating competition last summer and know exactly what they want to do for the second series.
Hinting at what is to come, Davide told The Sun: “We love to travel, we love food, anything with me and her together – we make it funny just by being ourselves.
“I think it would be nice to see and for us would be really enjoyable
“It could be travelling around the world, just discovering each other and the world.”
He added: “Just in everyday life if something happens we say we wish we had the cameras, because it would be so funny. I think a show about us discovering the world would be nice.”
ITV have said it is too early to comment.
During the first two part series Davide returned to Italy and his hometown of Frosinone for the first time since leaving the Love Island villa with Ekin-Su by his side.
But before they reached his hometown, Davide gave Ekin-Su a taste of Italy as the pair embarked on a whistle-stop tour of the city of love, Verona.
The loved-up pair then travelled through to the Tuscan valley to then jet off to Turkey, where they visited Istanbul.
Davide and Ekin have just returned from a very romantic two week break in the Maldives.
Fans thought the Italian hunk, who has just launched his second range with boohooMAN, might have popped the question, but he told us it was “too soon” to be thinking about marriage just yet.
“I feel like even if everything is going well, there are the right intentions towards the future, but I feel like it’s been just six months.
“So it would be wise to have a relationship for at least one year, two years or at least a bit of time to really be sure before committing for life.
“We talk about it sometimes, we joke about the future and being together and having kids so it’s not something impossible but I don’t think so in the very short term.”