‘Second time lucky…’ Love Island contestant hints they want to return to the villa this year

Fans were over the moon.

He left the Love Island villa last summer with £25,000 in prize money and girlfriend Amber Davies. But four months on from their split, Kem Cetinay has hinted he's searching for love once again - and wouldn't mind a second go in the villa. The reality TV contestant posted a throwback photo of himself in Mallorca last summer, shouting out bosses of the ITV2 dating show. He captioned the photo:

"Missing the hot weather...wouldn’t mind another summer in the villa. Second time lucky."

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgEvKuoByju/?hl=en&taken-by=kemcetinay And it looks like fans of the show are totally on board with Kem (potentially) making a second appearance. One person wrote:

"You goin back on the villa this year?"

Someone else commented:

"You should defo go back in the villa!! #getkeminthevilla"

Another added:

"Get back in there and take Chris with you!"

Amber later appeared to address the Instagram post indirectly in a series of tweets about "disrespectful people". https://twitter.com/Amber_Davies7/status/971852112236810240 https://twitter.com/Amber_Davies7/status/972080739842973696 She said:

"Yanno when you write out an indirect tweet and then delete it. Then re-write it in a different way. "But know you shouldn't post it. So just end up deleting it all. That's me. Everyday. "The best thing to do is roll your eyes and simply rise above disrespectful people."

The Love Island winners announced that they had called it quits in late last year , after they were rumoured to have had a "series of rows". They released a joint statement at the time, that said:

"It is with sadness that we have decided to separate. We fell in love in the villa and want to thank all the fans of the show for supporting us. "Our lives have changed beyond recognition over the past few months and our hectic work schedules have made it difficult to make things work. "We still have a lot of love for each other and will remain good friends."