How old is Laura Anderson from Love Island 2018, what are the age differences between the contestants and who’s the youngest and oldest?
THE Islanders in this year's villa were all from different backgrounds - from a doctor to a glamour model and solicitor.
But all the young hopefuls, whose ages have varied from 20 to 29, are united in looking for love. Here's what you need to know...
How old is Love Island's Laura Anderson?
Glamorous former trolley dolly Laura is 29 years old - which originally made her the oldest contestant in the villa.
The former flight attendant was hit the headlines after cruel trolls claim she lied about her age.
Some viewers blasted the former air stewardess's claim that she was the tender age of 29, however, her birth certificate revealed that she wasn't lying about her age.
She was the oldest Islander in the villa until Paul Knops, aged 31, joined the show.
What are the age differences between the Love Island contestants?
The age gap ranges from 20 on the lowest end of the spectrum to 29 on the other end.
- Wes Nelson - 20
- Dani Dyer and Jack Fowler - 22
- Kazimir Crossley and Laura Crane -23
- Megan Barton Hanson - 24
- Jack Fincham - 26
- Josh Denzel, Alexandra Cane, and Dr. Alex George - 27
- Laura Anderson - 29
- Paul Knops - 31
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Who were the youngest and oldest contestants on the show?
The youngest contestant of this year was Wes, who is 20-years-old.
While the oldest contestant, however, was first Laura Anderson who is aged 29, then Paul.
Paul is 31 years of age, which makes him 11 years older than Wes.
When was Love Island 2018 on ITV2?
Love Island series four kicked off on Monday, June 4, on ITV2.
The show is aired at 9.00 pm six nights a week – only taking a break on Saturdays – over eight weeks.
Caroline Flack has presented Love Island since it returned to TV in 2015 and was joined once again by voice-over artist Iain Stirling.
Kem Cetinay, the winner in 2017, was also back to host a daily spin-off podcast entitled The Morning After with TV presenter Arielle Free.
The Love Island final was Monday, July 30 and saw Jack and Dani win the whole thing.