LOVE Island stars have all been asking the same question since Michael Owen's daughter Gemma joined the show.
Everyone wants to know if the 42-year-old football legend, one of England's greatest ever players, will turn up in the villa in the family reunion day.
Each year - normally near the end of the series - the contestants bring in their mum and dad to meet their new partner.
Several fans were thrilled at the prospect, with one tweeting: "Omg will we actually see Michael Owen go into the villa when the parents come in 💀 pls (providing she gets that far obv)."
Gemma - confirmed today as one of the stars of Love Island this year - is far from the first person with a celebrity relative to appear.
Dani Dyer's dad is of course EastEnders legend Danny, while Sophie Piper was This Morning star Rochelle Humes' sister.
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And 2019 star Tommy Fury's brother is fellow boxer and two-time world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
Danny appeared via video link in the 2018 series of Love Island where he quizzed Dani's then-boyfriend Jack Fincham.
Gemma, 19, is a Team GB dressage champion, who owns a swimwear company.
She is the eldest of former England and Liverpool football player Michael and childhood sweetheart Louise Bonsall's four children.
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The young star launched her swimwear company - OG Beachwear - during the first coronavirus lockdown back in 2020.
Speaking before going into Love Island she said: "Sport has always been a big thing for me and my family.
"My dad was a professional football player. I’ve competed for Great Britain in dressage since I was 11-years-old.
"I’ve travelled all across Europe competing in big arenas in big competitions.
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"I would say I’m very competitive. [When it comes to relationships] I will always go for what I want.
“But at the same time, I’m not going to mess up something for someone who is in a proper relationship or get in the way of a couple if they have a genuine connection.
"I wouldn’t do anything to another girl that I wouldn’t be happy with them doing to me.”
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