Kobi-Jean Cole, hope of Love Island, has not been approached by the show, so that he would have given up

Love Island is only weeks away, with a new group of singles looking for romance.

And it has already been claimed that one of the stars they had gathered for this year's installment had already decided to leave the ITV show.

According to reports, Kobi-Jean Cole withdrew from his quest for love in the Spanish villa, by "respect for his title of Miss Great Britain."

However, a show insider said Metro.co.uk This could not be further from the truth, as the 23-year-old has never been in talks to appear in the fifth round.

"She has never been part of the training," they added.

Kobi's personal trainer, Matt Fiddes, hinted that she was heading to the villa earlier this month, hinting that she was preparing for the show.

But he then claimed that she had decided to turn her back on the series, claiming that she wanted to respect the Miss Great Britain mark.

"There have been discussions about the inclusion in this series between Kobi and the producers of Love Island during their casting process …", he writes on Instagram.

"But it was decided that, out of respect for her title and for the Miss Great Britain brand, she would not participate."

Instead, she will travel to Croatia to participate in the Miss International World Finals.

Although Kobi may not be about to arrive so early in the villa, it was claimed that the producers had chosen the larger model, Jade Sezer, for the fifth series.

The 30-year-old is expected to join Tyson Fury's youngest brother in Spain next month – and we can not wait any longer.

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"Previous years have been criticized for their lack of diversity," said a source at The Sun.

"This year, producers are determined to have more variation among the islanders."

"Jada would be a perfect choice because she is pbadionate about body positivity – and even appeared in Good Morning Britain in underwear before running the marathon."

Malin Andersson is thrilled with this news: "The bosses of Love Island recruit the first competitor of the show size.

"So they listen."

Metro.co.uk has contacted ITV for a comment.

Love Island starts on June 3rd, on ITV2.