FORMER Love Island couple Alex and Olivia Bowen have revealed an incredible new part to their house.
Both of the ITV2 pair took to their respective social media accounts as they showed off the work on their £1.3 million pound mansion.
Alex, 31, and Olivia, 29, were both pictured on the story of the official Vuba Resin Bound Instagram account, helping to install the product in the garden of their home.
Olivia giggled whilst she assisted in flattening the surface whilst Alex was seen putting on black gloves before getting down to hard graft.
She jokingly captioned the clip on her story: "Just my new job x."
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The stars are known to be the richest couple to have come out of the reality TV show, and the pair are living the dream inside their newly-renovated £1.3million home.
The married pair, who are thought to be worth £4.2 million, moved into the stunning £1 million mansion in February 2020 and have completely transformed the place.
It now boasts a games room, gym, utility room complete with a miniature bath to clean their French Bulldogs and a sprawling garden with hot tub.
Speaking to Boomin about how the property is now their dream home, the pair explained how they ended up getting it.
Olivia said: “We did have an idea about what our dream house would be, but they are so hard to find in this area.”
Alex admitted: “I wasn’t even looking. I love our old house, I was content with having that and you used to drive past this when you were a kid and wished you could live here. Then it was on the market, so we went to look at it.”
Alex and Olivia have become Love Island’s power couple since appearing on show in 2016, regularly topping the list of the Love Islanders who have banked the most money from the show.
Olivia confessed she now earns an eye watering £50,000 on a good month.
That is compared to taking home £1,500 a month when she worked as a sales executive and lived in a council flat prior to signing up for the show.
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