Jasmine Muller Opens Up Before Love Island Uk 2026 Launch
Jasmine Muller has opened up about her past relationship with Arsenal defender Héctor Bellerín ahead of love island uk 2026, which begins on 1 June. The 27-year-old fashion business owner from Dubai enters season 13 with a personal backstory that is already part of the pre-launch conversation.
“I think we left things on really good terms,” Muller said while speaking about Bellerín. She added that the relationship was “so long ago now that I don't think about it on a day-to-day basis,” and said the split carried “not really any drama or anything interesting to say about it.”
Jasmine Muller and Bellerín
“I mean, I have a lot of time for him. I think we left things on really good terms. There's not really any drama or anything interesting to say about it, because we both just have a lot of love for each other,” Muller said. The relationship dates back to 2021 according to internet sleuths, and it now sits in the background of her move onto a dating show built around new arrivals, first impressions and fast public scrutiny.
Muller also said she has spent years adjusting to attention. “But I'm sure that having lived that at such a young age has obviously prepared me, as have other things. I've been in the public eye with an online job since I was 19, so it's been a while of doing a public-facing job, I guess,” she said.
Public eye since 19
That history matters because Love Island puts its cast under immediate, ongoing attention once the season starts. Muller said, “I don't know if that's the right way to put it, but I think I feel prepared, and I feel like I know that people like to talk, and it doesn't really bother me too much.”
She also framed her previous relationships as part of the standard she now carries into the villa. “I've dated some really great people. I've had very good positive experiences in my past,” she said. “So I think that's also why it's been hard for me, because I'm measuring people to a very high standard from such a young age.”
Love Island on 1 June
The new season launches on 1 June at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX, giving Muller's comments a fixed deadline before viewers meet the cast on screen. She said she is “really excited to hopefully find something again, and something really exciting and honest,” which makes her pre-show remarks less like gossip and more like a statement of intent.
For viewers, the practical takeaway is simple: Muller arrives with a public relationship history already in the open, but she says it ended cleanly and left no drama behind. That gives season 13 a cast member whose off-screen story is already clear before the first episode airs.
