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Posted on January 14, 2021 by admin

Love Island’s Sophie Piper ‘appears to break UK travel ban by jetting to the Maldives’

The Love Island star, 22, had been uploading bikini-clad snaps to Instagram earlier this month, but shared she’s been relaxing at Hard Rock Hotel Maldives on Tuesday.

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