LOVE Island star Mimii has just dropped a bombshell, his real name is Mimii.
The 24-year-old has been a fan favorite of the series, but enthusiasts seemed to have missed the star’s true identity.
Rewinding from the first episode of the series, the truth stars in his genuine call to 25-year-old Ayo Odukoya.
She introduced herself to the footballer as “Michelle”, but has since stood firm with Mimii and is even receiving that call on her social media.
But it turns out that Mimii is the only islander in the village who bears her nickname.
Blonde bombshell Lolly Hart hit fans with her name, with some viewers even joking that she had been placed in boyfriend Sean, 24,’s villa.
During her date with reality TV king Joey Essex, he asked her if her call was literally Lolly, to which she responded that her call was Lauren.
Other islanders also have their genuine calling, such as last year’s bomb house, Tink Reading, whose genuine calling is Aliayah.
Pretty Tink is actually a nickname she got when she was younger.
Going back to “Chuggs” season 7, Wallis got a call out, his stay in the villa didn’t last long and he was dumped after just two days on the island.
He finally revealed that his full name was Oliver George Lee Wallis.
Mimii’s genuine call took a backseat when the intellectual fitness nurse caused quite a stir among the audience this week after a bold act on the terrace.
Initially related to Ayo, Truth’s appeal was left alone when she was re-paired with Casa’s bombshell, Jess S.
Mimii’s heartbreak didn’t last long when bachelor Josh, 29, entered the villa and dragged her away.
However, it was evident that she still had feelings for Ayo and in an ambitious move, she slowly moved towards the terrace and asked her friend to take her there for a personal conversation.
Ayo stood his ground and insisted that if he wanted to communicate with him, he could do so in front of everyone in the village.
Mimii sat on the terrace and walked for a moment.
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