Love Island star George Fensom teases cheeky come-ons he gets in DMs and nights out

George Fensom, a former Love Island star, claims to be a “mum magnet” and receives hundreds of Instagram messages from older women.

Before appearing on the hit program, the business development executive, who was on the ITV show in 2023, claimed he had been bombarded with attention.

But George, 26, claims since he shot to fame, he has received more and more messages – and attention in bars and clubs – from women aged roughly between 35 and 50, including mothers. George, a native of Bedford, claims that over the years, his girlfriends’ mothers and aunts have gotten jealous of him online and in person.

“The majority of the time it’s the mums in the 35 to 50 age range saying ‘you’re so handsome, if I was 10 years younger. ‘ I constantly get women coming up to me on night’s out saying ‘I love your hair’ or ‘I like your eyes,'” George, who was coupled with Jess Harding but dumped on day five, said today.

The business executive continued, “I don’t want to sound haughty when I say that I’m a good guy, but what I think so many women like is the fact that they think good guys are going to be immature.”

When they first meet me, they realize I’m also a nice guy. They perceive my attractiveness and spoken English with admiration. Even when I’ve got a girlfriend it doesn’t stop these women. They’re worse than guys. “

According to a survey conducted by affairs website Illicit Encounters, mothers in their 40s are Britain’s biggest cheaters. According to a survey of its members, an astonishing 63% of women in that age range admitted having an affair, contrary to the myth that men play games.

Responding to this, the Love Island contestant added: “If I’m on a night out and I’m with someone, they don’t care. They are mostly involved in relationships as well. It’s available online and in person for me. I’ve had hundreds of DMs from women on Instagram.

“It’s just as bad in person. Many people who see me in person claim that I look much better in person than in pictures. They’ll start fancying me from there. It just happens, I can’t help it. “

The research found 59% of blokes in their 20s have had an affair, as have 53% of men in their 50s. Some 42& of the 60-year-old women who reportedly admitted to playing games.

Jessica Leoni, the website’s resident sexpert, said: “Who’d have thought that horny mums would be Britain’s biggest cheats They’re normally painted as the steadfast, loyal matriarchs doting over their husbands and kids.

If our survey is anything to go by, the reality might be very different. They appear to be even more interested in playing games than 20-something blokes. In my opinion, that requires some doing. “

Source: Mirror