Inside millionaire Love Islander Ollie Williams’ super posh life with his own BEACH and dad who’s a LORD
LOVE Islander Ollie Williams is the show’s poshest ever contestant as heir to the Lanhydrock Estate in Cornwall.
Determined to find love in the villa, Ollie, 23, rates himself a perfect 10 out of 10 and happily admits he’s an attention seeker.
His family owns the stunning country estate as well as the picturesque Polzeath beach 17 miles north west.
Speaking about his heritage, he said: “My father is Lord of the Manor of Lanhydrock. The family title is Viscount Clifden.
“When my father passes away or abdicates, as the eldest child, I will take on the titles and the estate. I’m the heir of Lanhydrock.”
Ollie admits to using his status to impress his dates, especially their ownership of the award-winning beach.
When asked what his best chat up line is, he replied: “Best chat up line I’ve ever used is, ‘Do you know Polzeath beach in Cornwall? I own it.’
“That’s it. Chat up line, done.”
The private unlimited company that owns Lanhydrock is headed by Ollie’s dad Andrew, 52.
Its most recent financial records show company’s net worth at a cool £9.2million.
According to the estate’s website “a variety of business entities own, run or manage farm land, buildings, houses and offices over some 2500 acres in Lanhydrock and the surrounding area.”
Used to the finer things in life, Ollie’s idea of a dream date is far more swish than your average pint at a local boozer.
“My ideal first date would be a restaurant in Cornwall on the coast where you can overlook the sunset and have a 12 course taster menu with wines,” said the contestant.
“That’s always a great first date. It could be awkward with 12 courses to go if you didn’t like each other… But it’s a beautiful date.”
And expect sparks to fly when opinionated Ollie goes head to head with his soon-to-be love rivals.
“I’m an alpha male,” he said. “Wherever I go, I boss the room, I boss whatever I’m doing. I’ll be the butt of all jokes but I’ll also be the one to make all of the jokes.
“I’m attention seeking and I like to be the centre of what is going on at the time. I wear my emotions on my sleeve, I’m upfront and let people know what I think of them too.”
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