LOVE Island has seen a fair share of its stars become millionaires, but not many have walked into the villa as heirs to a fortune.
Enter Ollie Williams who lives in castle-like-mansion and has a Lord for a father.
Who are Ollie Williams’ parents Clare and Andrew?
Ollie hails from aristocracy and lives at the impressive Lanhydrock estate.
His father is Lord of the Manor and the family title is Viscount Clifden – not much is known about his mother Clare but it is believed she works on the estate.
The private unlimited company that owns Lanhydrock is headed by Ollie’s dad Andrew and most recent financial records show company’s net worth at a cool £9.2million.
On Ollie’s introduction video on Love Island he says “when my dad dies, I am going to be a lord!”.
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Who are Ollie Williams’ siblings?
Ollie has a brother, Henry, and a sister, Eloise.
They also live at the estate with their wealthy parents.
All three siblings enjoy the finer things in life and were snapped at Ascot in 2019 enjoying the races.
The Lanhydrock Estate facts
- The Lanhydrock Estate is settled in the Cornish countryside near Bodmin.
- Listed on the National Trust website as “an unpretentious family home”, the property dates back to 1640.
- The impressive estate includes a gatehouse, a tow-storey porch, and a 116-foot long gallery.
- Fifty of the rooms are open to visitors and the National Trust has recreated the atmosphere of an Edwardian country house.
- The property has a Downton Abbey ‘upstairs downstairs’ arragement.
- Neighbours to the estate include Prince Phillip and Camilla.
What have Ollie Williams’ parents said about him going on Love Island?
Ollie has revealed that he has been warned by his dad to behave himself on Love Island or face the consequences.
The hunk in trunks told The Sun: “Dad said he would write me out of the will. I said to him, ‘OK, brilliant’. Mum was like, ‘Oh my God’.
Ollie who is in line to inherit the estate, added that he and his parents had discussed him having sex on the show before he flew off.
He revealed: “I said to them I wouldn’t do it. I can’t see why that would change.”
