TWO dumped Love Island stars sparked romance rumours the other night with a cosy photograph together.
Tiffany Leighton and Konnor Ewudzi looked like a perfect match as they smiled beside one another at a swanky event in London.
Bombshell Tiffany went braless in a daring cream crochet dress as she nursed a cocktail, while dapper Konnor wore a buttoned down black shirt.
Other Islanders at the event included Ronnie Vint and Casa Amor boys Blade Siddiqi, Jake Spivey, Joel Kirby and Lionel Awudu.
Tiffany has had to deal with shocking troll abuse since her villa exit.
She "changed" her teeth after being hit hard by the vile comments.
The 25-year-old opened up on her longstanding niggles surrounding her teeth and told us she was so "self conscious" she had had both Invisalign and composite bonding procedures in the past.
Yet the Hertfordshire lass - who cuts a strikingly different figure to her childhood snaps - told how she rushed straight to the clinic after she was booted out of Love Island.
After reading the comments on her appearance and "robot" like conduct, the HR coordinator told us: "Yeah to be fair the comments did get to me a bit because I actually did go and get my teeth changed.
"I did look back on the clips and everyone's going 'too big – her teeth are too big for her mouth.'
"So, like, I've got them made a little bit more natural.
"They shaped them a bit more natural. But, yeah, everyone was like, Tiff, you didn't need to do that.
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"But when you just read it so much it does get to you.
"Yeah, literally, as soon as I saw them, I was like, 'I need to go to the dentist. Oh my God.'"
Tiffany told how she encountered the vile abuse on Instagram and TikTok, as she does not have accounts on X or Facebook.
Taking aim at keyboard bullies as a whole she said: "I just think everyone preaches this whole be kind, and then they're not kind.
"They will just hide behind fake accounts. And obviously when you're doing something to improve yourself, and then you're getting abused, you literally can't win.
"It's like when I was younger, I used to get bullied for my weight and things, and then I lost weight."
