Gabby Allen will waste no time in moving on from men she is not interested in on Celebs Go Dating.
The 33-year-old TV personality has “no time” to get to know a match by going on multiple dates if there is no spark on their first meeting.
Gabby – who is doing the E4 show following her split from 29-year-old reality star Casey O’Gorman in May 2025, three months after they won Love Island: All Stars series two – told the new issue of Closer magazine: “There’s just no time for men.
“Last year, I was very busy trying to navigate being put back into the limelight and trying to balance that with more work opportunities, and also my Shape Up brand.
“I’ve been on the odd date, but if it doesn’t feel right, I just don’t have time to be going on second or third dates with someone I don’t feel there’s something there for.”
And the star is not worried about settling down.
Gabby said: “I’m 34, and I’m so glad that now there’s no pressure to get married or have kids. I’m not there yet. And that’s fine.”
The Love Island alum is hoping to enjoy the experience of Celebs Go Dating, and is hoping the programme’s dating agents, Paul Carrick Brunson, 51, Anna Williamson, 44, and Dr. Tara Suwinyattichaiporn, 37, will find her perfect match.
Gabby told The Sun: “From taking on the Celebrity SAS course to heading into the dating battlefield – I can’t wait to join the agency!
“I’m ready to try something new, enjoy the experience and hopefully meet someone along the way.”
Gabby is one of six celebrities hoping to find love on Celebs Go Dating.
Joining her is Celebrity Big Brother 2024 winner David Potts, 32, Loose Women panellist Coleen Nolan, 60, rapper Professor Green, 42, former England rugby union player James Haskell, 40, and 45-year-old Married at First Sight Australia 2024 star Lucinda Light.
Reacting to this year’s singletons, Paul told The Sun: “What’s beautiful is that we have a lot of cast members who are specifically coming for the coaching, for the counselling, for therapy.”
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