Fans of Love Island were left astounded following the secret of Davide Sanclimenti's real-life occupation, and how much he could be worth.
The 'Italian Stallion', runs a popular shisha business that provides hookah products to restaurants and nightclubs, reports the Mirror.
Davide was crowned the winner of the ITV2 dating show alongside his partner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu. The star has rarely discussed his job and finances on the show, preferring to just be known as the 'Italian one'.
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Davide's company 'S Deluxe Shisha' provides electronic devices from 'the best manufacturers in the world’ and offers catering services to venues across Manchester.
The S Deluxe Shisha website reads: "S Deluxe Shisha is a premium service offered in some of the most exclusive hospitality venues located in North West, England.
"We have partnership with the most exclusive restaurants and nightclubs around the UK, carrying a wide selection of top quality hookah products in different shapes and sizes.
"We offer catering-service, with the highest quality of luxury electronic shisha and the purest French made e-liquids. High quality ingredients combined with the latest technology on the market."
Now rumours are circulating that Davide is a self-made millionaire, as his LinkedIn profile also reveals he has a masters degree in finance and banking.
Fans flocked to social media to discuss the stars riches and his profession.
One Twitter user wrote: "Davide owning a Shisha business is the last thing I expected."
Another said: "I just learnt that Davide is an entrepreneur owning a shisha business. This guy was always meant to have a Turkish wife. I’m convinced they’re soulmates. I can’t get over them two!"
And a third wrote: "Davide owns a multimillion shisha company. I don't know if any of these people needed 50k."
More commented: "I can't imagine him doing anything for a living? Like imagine Davide the plumber."
Davide and Ekin-Su were crowned the winners of Love Island on Monday night, and took home the cash prize of £50,000 - although it's doubtful Davide now wanted to win the money at all, given his real-life work.
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