Gemma Owen has teased that she will be "fun, flirty and fiery" on the new series of Love Island, with her having also admitted that she's usually a "relationship type of person".
The business owner, 19, has been announced as part of the line-up for the upcoming instalment of the ITV2 dating series - which returns to screens next Monday (June 6).
The equestrian - who is the daughter of former footballer Michael Owen, 42 - is looking forward to having a "really fun summer" in the villa, which is located on the island Majorca.
And speaking ahead of the launch, Gemma has teased what viewers can expect from her - including stating that her head isn't likely to be turned easily once she's settled.
Gemma - who runs her own swimwear brand - has described herself as "fun, flirty and fiery," with her adding that she's "very honest" and is typically good with advice.
She further referred to herself as a "good girlfriend," adding: "I'd say that once I'm in something, I'm loyal and all for that person. I don't think my head would get turned easily."
The dressage rider isn't afraid to go after what she wants though, even if that means pursing the same guy as a fellow islander - though she would do it in a "respectful way."
"I will always go after what I want, but at the same time, I'm not going to mess up something for someone who is in a proper relationship," she said ahead of the experience.
Similarly, she stated recently that she wouldn't want to get in the way of a couple in the villa if they have a "genuine connection" - with her having a specific approach in mind.
Gemma said she "wouldn't do anything to another girl" that she wouldn't be happy with them doing to her.
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Gemma has rejected the label of "serial dater," instead commenting that she's more a "relationship type of person" - with her saying that she doesn't go on that many dates.
"I'd have to have been speaking to a guy for a while and get to know them before I go ahead and meet them," she explained recently ahead of the launch episode.
And discussing things that typically give her the ick, Gemma referred bad hygiene and a potential partner who doesn't "look after themselves" as among her turn-offs.
Love Island starts at 9pm next Monday (June 6) on ITV2 and ITV Hub. Episodes are available the following morning on BritBox.
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