Love Island participant Aidan Murphy was recently seen on a double date with his brother Kavan, Kavan's partner Jasmine Müller, and Jasmine's sister Bella. The group was observed dining at Soho House on a Monday evening, with an insider telling the Daily Mail that they appeared "cozy and flirty."
This outing follows Murphy's recent statement to Capital Xtra that he and fellow Love Island contestant Priya Jaswal, with whom he left the show, were "moving forward" in their relationship. Jaswal was reportedly left upset during a previous "family and friends" episode when Bella engaged Aidan in a private conversation, leading to speculation about their interactions outside the villa.
According to a source, the foursome "definitely looked cozy" and the evening "was giving double date." The source described Aidan sitting near Bella, with "laughing and a bit of flirting," while Kavan and Jasmine "shared a bit of physical touch" later in the evening. The conversation between the four reportedly felt "natural" and Bella "fit in quite nicely."
Bella shared a video on social media featuring Aidan with the caption, "When I missed my Love Island moment but he made sure I still got the experience." During their time on the show, Aidan had admitted to being attracted to Bella when she visited the villa, telling her and her sister and mother that he was "trying not to" flirt but found Bella "lovely and cute."
In response to Priya's questions about his conversation with Bella, Jasmine reportedly stated it was "just about how hot my sister is."
Regarding his relationship with Priya, Aidan told Capital Xtra last week, "I love how we kind of left it as a mystery to the viewers in terms of our situation... I mean, even when we were in the villa, there was not one moment where I said that I wanted to cut things off with you, Priya. I always said that us leaving was gonna benefit us massively, and I think it has... I think the few days that we've had, I like where it's going. I'm not gonna go too deep into it, but Praidan is moving forward."