Faye Winter insists moving in with the "sexiest man on the planet", Teddy Soares, was a no-brainer.
Faye Winter couldn't live without Teddy Soares
Although the 'Love Island' 2021 couple had a rocky time in the villa, their romance is going from "strength to strength".
And the 26-year-old reality star from Devon has iterated that she and Teddy, also 26, are the real deal and admitted she wouldn't be able to live without him.
Speaking to the MailOnline, Faye said: "I felt really positive coming out of the villa because I went in there for one thing – and that was Teddy.
"When we came out the villa we were very open with each other and said we were going to be moving in together.
"I want to live with Teddy, I adore him, and we have been living together since we met.
"It was so weird not living together even for the couple of months that we didn't have our place. It was very bizarre not to have him there. It was like going cold turkey.
"I have lived with him and he's the sexiest man on the planet and then what? I don't get to live with him anymore … I mean, no. For us it was the natural next step."
Faye was responding after fellow ex-Islander Shannon Singh accused this year's couples of not being genuine.
She added: "Who is anyone else to judge what we do in our lives?
"I don't judge anyone else for what they do in their relationship. Some people think they're entitled to an opinion that I don't think I am entitled to about others."
Things are so serious between the pair that Faye recently hinted they could walk down the aisle together in the future.
The blonde beauty said: "We're getting married! I feel like it's a race between me and Teddy and Chloe [Burrows] and Toby [Aromolaran]. We're getting married!
"Teddy is amazing and we're going from strength to strength. Life's been mad. I don't feel like I've had two minutes with my feet on the ground. It's been a crazy rollercoaster, but one I've definitely enjoyed. Things with Teddy are incredible. Honestly, I can't fault the man. He is amazing and we're going from strength to strength."