LOVE Island’s Tasha Ghouri has revealed she wants to move abroad with boyfriend Andrew Le Page.

The smitten couple, who currently rent in East London, met on last summer’s Love Island and managed to finish in fourth place.

They have stood the test of time and have no doubt that they will have a long and happy future together.

That future could potentially lead to them swapping the UK for sunnier climes, like Tasha’s father, Tarek, who lives in Spain, and her brother, Alexander, who lives in Australia.

In an exclusive interview during Deaf Awareness Week, Tasha, 23, said: “We’d definitely like to move overseas at some point, maybe when we’re a bit older in our late 30s or 40s. We do want our first house in the countryside here somewhere on the outskirts of London.

“We’d love to move overseas at some point because I feel like you want that sunshine.”

Tasha cannot speak highly enough of Andrew (27) and how he effortlessly adapted to her needs; She was born deaf and has had a cochlear implant since the age of five, a small electronic device that allows wearers to process sound and speech.

She said: “He’s adapted amazingly. Sometimes he’ll change my batteries for me. When I’m so tired and fall asleep on the couch, he totally understands. He understands the headaches I’m dealing with , and he’s there for me. knowing that I’ve grown up with this for years, since I was born, he knows that I’m pretty independent in that area and he knows how to support that. He’s accepted that.”

The groundbreaking star also opened up about the ability she faced in the Love Island villa after becoming the show’s first ever deaf contestant.

Tasha struggled with her emotions at times and clashed in awkward scenes with co-stars Luca Bish and Dami Hope.

What many watching at home, as well as the other islanders living in the villa, didn’t realize at the time was the difficulty Tasha was having trying to balance her disability with living 24/7 in view of the cameras.

Recalling the moment she was announced for the show, Tasha said: “I’m going on the show was a groundbreaking moment for the TV industry, especially for a show like Love Island. It was like a moment that the whole earth shook, that’s what it felt like.”

Although Tasha’s disability, which she refers to as her superpower, made positive headlines and raised the profile of the deaf community in the days leading up to the show, it was not discussed as much as Tasha would have liked when it came to the villa was not

As a result, her fellow islanders did not understand her individual needs, which increased tension between Tasha, boyfriend Andrew Le Page and his friends.

She said: “At the beginning I was painted as this girl who’s not a great person. Looking back it was annoying for me because I couldn’t say to the cameras ‘this is why I feel this and this’, and I feel it was manipulated in some ways. I wasn’t dramatic. I wasn’t over the top or making drama for no reason. I was exhausted and being in the sun all day is also a a lot. I wish it was more 100 percent highlighted.”

She continued: “On the show, going to bed at 3am or 4am, waking up just before lunch, we’re so sleep deprived and we always have to have conversations. That’s why a lot of the time I’m quite emotional was, because I was going through my own stuff at the time, listening to conversations, lip reading, it really takes it out of you, that’s why I was so out by the end of the night.

“We didn’t really have that place to escape to. There wasn’t a place where I could go and be emotional and cry my eyes out and just slack off to get my energy back. Maybe that’s something they can alter.”