Zara McDermott has admitted she struggled on Love Island after giving up her job as a government advisor

Talking to a Magazine, Zara said: “I was 21 when I went on Love Island, but I was still shy and introverted, so it was the most character-testing experience.

“You’re surrounded by people who are such huge personalities.

"I was thrown into the deep end with a huge group of people, trying to stand out and be yourself.

“Sometimes I don’t even know how I got on to the show – I’m not a party girl, I’m not an outgoing person. I’m quite a calm, relaxed person.

“I questioned going on it because I loved my job and wasn’t sure I wanted to leave it. But now – it sounds weird and some people don’t believe it’s a real job – I find influencing quite a creative job. I don’t know how long I’m going to be doing it for, so why not maximise it?”

Zara’s relationship with Adam Collard lasted just eight months once they left Love Island 2018.

Following her stint on the ITV2 dating show, Zara has since appeared on The X Factor: Celebrity, Made in Chelsea, and has presented acclaimed documentaries for the BBC.

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