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Former Love Island star Dr Alex George and new girlfriend Ellie Hecht have been enjoying a gorgeous week away in breezy Cornwall, and the sun has been beaming for the adorable pair.The mental health ambassador made his relationship with the barristers’ clerk Instagram official when he posted a sweet snap snuggled up to her at a cider farm.

Love Island’s Dr Alex George in the past year.

Dr Alex George has made his new romance with barrister Ellie Hecht Instagram official as he took her away on a sunny seaside break to Cornwall.The former Love Island favourite, who recently turned 30 and has been working with Prime Minister Boris Johnson following the coronavirus pandemic, has finally found love again.The beloved reality star posted a happy post as he ditched London for the sea breeze and the coastal air down in Cornwall.

Love Island star Dr Alex George has confirmed his romance with barristers’ clerk Ellie Hecht.The A&E doctor, 30, who recently took a break from work after a "long and hard year", shared a set of loved-up snaps with the blonde beauty at Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm, captioned: “The apple of my eye”. Alex whisked Ellie away on a romantic staycation to Cornwall and the smitten couple have since enjoyed fresh seafood at Rick Stein’s restaurant along with road trips down Cornish country lanes.

As viewers of Love Island we all remember the big couples - the ones who stayed together such as Olivia Bowen and Alex Bowen, and Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, or the ones that were so chaotic we could never forget them like Olivia Attwood and Chris Hughes or Hannah Elizabeth and Jon Clark. While there are other couples whose connections are so fleeting that in weeks full of drama, recoupling and banter they can be forgotten.

Dr Alex George has spoken out about how his relationship with food took a turn as he prepared to take part in the fourth series of Love Island.The 30 year old, who recently took a break from work after a "long and hard year", opened up on how he went on a restricted diet and exercised "excessively" for five months before going on the popular ITV dating programme in 2018.

Dr Alex George, who found fame in 2018’s Love Island series, has just opened up about his near-20 year battle with acne, and how the skin condition used to leave him in tears. He also reveals that it was a “strong acne treatment” that caused his sometimes red and “sunburned” looking appearance on-camera – something he was unfairly trolled over while the show aired.

2018 Love Islanders has joined OnlyFans... and you're going to be shocked when you find out who it is.It's not Megan Barton-Hanson (she's already on there), it's not Adam Collard (sigh), in fact, it's Dr.

Note: The following article contains discussion of themes including suicide that some readers may find upsetting. Love Island host Caroline Flack passed away just over a year ago, and a Channel 4 documentary will air next week in tribute to the star.

Dr Alex George has opened up about how he’s coped following the sad passing of his younger brother, Llŷr, last July.The former Love Island star appeared on ITV’s Lorraine to help launch the show’s new ‘HEADucation’ initiative, set up to help tackle the rising issue of children’s mental health.

Dr Alex George has taken to social media to remember his late brother on what would have been his 20th birthday.Alex's little brother, Llŷr, passed away in July 2020, taking his own life after a battle with his mental health. Now, posting on Llŷrs birthday, Alex wrote, "Today would be your 20th birthday."You were 14 in this picture.

Love Island star and newly appointed Youth Mental Health Ambassador Dr Alex George has opened up about his ongoing battle with grief. The former reality star was floored last July after his brother Llyr took his own life.The 19-year-old was an aspiring doctor and his tragic death left Alex “in despair.” In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Alex spoke about how opening up to his consultant inspired him and helped him work out a way to cope with his “ongoing” grief.

After getting her coronavirus vaccination, Ruth Langsford has shared her experience with her fans and said she's "so grateful" to have been able to get it done.The Loose Women star, who previously supported Alex George following his grief over his brother's death, took to Twitter to post a picture of herself getting the vaccination. In the snap, the 60 year old can be seen sat on a chair, wearing a black T-shirt, as the NHS staff member prepares to vaccinate her.

When we speak to Dr Alex George he is having a rare day off from A&E. However, the past week have been a “whirlwind” so although he is hoping to get out for a walk in the snow, he is, for now, spending the morning discussing his new appointment, the government’s new youth mental health ambassador with OK! VIP members.

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Dr Alex George lives alone in London where he is renting an incredible two-bedroom flat with its own stunning mezzanine level and unique open plan living space.Thanks to social media, fans have been able to take a sneak peek around the home the NHS doctor returns to after a shift at the hospital. Let’s take a look inside… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Love Island'sDr Alex George says it still hasn't sunk in that he has been made Ambassador for Mental Health by Boris Johnson.

Dr Alex George has said he’s “humbled” aa he announced he’s been appointed the ambassador for mental health by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.The 30 year old Love Island star, who’s brother Llŷr tragically took his own life last year, said he hoped to make his late brother proud as he shared the news of his new role. Dr Alex shared a photo of himself having a socially distanced discussion with PM Boris, 56, with cameras capturing the moment.

After tragically losing his brother Llŷr to suicide in July 2020, Dr Alex George has shared a post about his experience with grief.The NHS frontline worker, who recently got the Covid-19 vaccine, took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message about the loss of his brother. Alongside a picture of himself in his work uniform, the 30 year old wrote: "Grief hits you like a brick at times.

Dr Alex George has candidly revealed he had “no clue” his brother Llŷr was struggling with his mental health before he tragically took his own life last year. Love Island star Alex, 30, revealed he felt “the most indescribable physical pain” when he discovered his brother had died aged 19.

Dr Alex George has said he feels "quite emotional" after announcing he's had the coronavirus jab.The 30 year old, who recently admitted he worried people would doubt his skills as a doctor if he shared mental health struggles, took to his Instagram feed to share the news with his 1.5million followers.The former Love Island star posted a snap of himself in his blue scrubs with one sleeve rolled up to show a small red mark from where he got the vaccination.

It's been a difficult year for many with the global pandemic, and with the new mutant variation spread of coronavirus, Dr Alex George has said his hospital is "pretty rough at the moment." The former Love Island star, who opened up about his 'tough' first Christmas since losing his brother, took to Instagram to update his followers about the situation at his hospital in Lewisham in London.

Dr Alex George is hard at work on Christmas Day this year, selflessly dedicating his day to others in need on the A&E ward.The former Love Island star, 30, opened up on his "tough" first Christmas without his brother Llŷr, who tragically took his own life in July this year, aged just 20.l Dr Alex explained he could not be with his family this year due to coronavirus restrictions, but he said he had a strong sense of purpose in being able to work at the hospital.

Dr Alex George has candidly revealed how this Christmas will be “very difficult” for him, following the death of his brother Llŷr earlier this year.The Love Island star and A&E doctor, 30, announced the tragic news that he lost his brother to mental health in July this year. And, nearly six months on, Alex admits he thinks he will never get over the death of his brother.

Dr Alex George has opened up about preparing for his first Christmas without his younger brother Llŷr, who died by suicide earlier this year following a battle with his mental health.The former Love Island star has been open about his grieving process with fans on social media and admitted that the festive period will be “tough” for him and his family.As part of his campaign to raise awareness for mental health, Alex said, “Going towards Christmas is hard.

Dr Alex George has announced that he embarking on a career change and is leaving A&E to train as a GP.The former Love Island star revealed his exciting news on his Instagram page for his 1.5 million friends and followers.The 30-year-old posted his announcement along with a picture of himself at work wearing blue scrubs and a facemask.

'CAREER UPDATE: I am leaving A&E! 'I have had the most incredible five years in the Emergency Department but it's nearly time for me to move on.'It won't be easy but next summer I will be starting a fresh chapter. 'I am embarking on a new career within the medical field and am excited to have you all on this journey with me. All is explained on my YouTube channel, link in bio'Huge thanks for all of your support.

losing his brother has encouraged him to do 'everything in his power' to help others struggling with mental health issues.In an interview with MailOnline, the Love Island star detailed the Fresher & Healthy campaign by Scape, the student living specialists - aiming to safeguard pupils' mental and physical health as they return to university amid COVID-19. The healthcare professional shared his motivation behind launching the initiative as he said: 'Mental health is an illness and when you lose