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South China Morning Post
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Who is Alex Warren, the voice behind the song ‘Ordinary'? The hitmaker met his future wife while homeless and sleeping in cars; he went on to live at Hype House with Addison Rae and Charli D'Amelio
American singer-songwriter Alex Warren's single 'Ordinary' has struck a chord around the world. The romantic ballad dedicated to Warren's wife has topped Billboard charts since its release in February, giving the singer a chance to perform on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon . He even joined Ed Sheeran on stage at a local bar during Coachella in April, where Sheeran also performed with singer-songwriter Shaboozey. Alex Warren's romantic ballad inspired by his wife, Kouvr Annon, has captured hearts and topped the global Billboard charts. Photo: @alexwaarren/Instagram Sharing a clip of his performance with Warren on Instagram, Sheeran commented, 'There's like one song every year that blows my socks off, and [this year] it's this one. Such an incredible song and talent, such an honour having you down man, and congrats on everything – so deserved.' Advertisement Alex Warren joined Ed Sheeran on stage at a bar during Coachella. Photo: @alexwaarren/Instagram Warren recently announced his upcoming album You'll Be Alright, Kid, set for release next month. The album features exciting new collaborations with Jelly Roll and Blackpink's Rosé. But what do we know about music's hottest newcomer? Here's everything to know about Alex Warren. A traumatic childhood Alex Warren as a young lad, with his late father. Photo: @alexwaarren/Instagram Born in September 2000, Warren was raised in California in a Catholic household and had a tumultuous childhood that plays a big role in his music. When he was only nine years old, the 'Headlights' singer's father passed away from kidney cancer, leaving him and his siblings to be raised by their mum, who resorted to alcoholism to cope with the loss of her husband. 'I wanted to be a singer since I was a kid and my dad bought me my first guitar,' says Warren. 'Funnily enough, I didn't start writing until he passed. Music became an outlet for me to process my trauma,' Warren said in an interview with Variety in May. When he was 18 years old, Warren's mother kicked him out of the house, forcing him to sleep in friends' cars but never their houses because his mum had convinced their parents that Warren was a troublemaker, per an interview he gave the BBC in March.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
25 Songs Defining My 2025 Playlist: From Chart-Toppers To Underrated Gems
It's hard to believe 2025 is almost halfway over; it truly feels like I blinked, and January jumped into June. From the biggest songs in the world to rising artists across multiple genres, the following tracks have been on repeat throughout a jam-packed six months. Listen while you read! A Spotify playlist is available here. Warren, "Ordinary" "Ordinary" was my introduction to Alex's music, and his rich, soulful tone immediately grabbed me. When I heard the combination of the background choir, the plucky guitar riff, and his powerful vocal delivery, I knew I was listening to a hit. Flashforward months later, he's performing the song on Love Is Blind and dominating the charts. I'm excited to hear more from this talented artist! Gomez, Benny Blanco, "Sunset Blvd" Selena Gomez has one of the most unique voices in pop music. Between songs like "A Year Without Rain," "Good For You," and now, "Sunset Blvd," she's shown that you don't need to belt to deliver a hit. Selena's power is the emotion she can convey, and Benny Blanco's '80s-synth production suits her tone and vocal style. Be warned — the chorus may be stuck in your head for days after listening. Grande, "Hampstead" Choosing which track to include from the deluxe edition of Eternal Sunshine was difficult, but the chorus of "Hampstead" sealed the deal. Ariana's vocals soar over the gentle instrumental, and the high notes sound effortless in her range. The layered harmonies in the second chorus elevate the ambiance and fill up the space in the mix. "Warm" is my other favorite from the deluxe edition. We need a music video stat! Grant, Lucky Dog, "All Talk" Earlier this year, I had the honor of writing a feature on Brody to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Broadway's The Outsiders. When I first heard his Tony and Grammy-nominated performance as Ponyboy, I was blown away by his voice and the depth he brings to the role. A multi-dimensional artist, Brody's 2025 pop-rock release, "All Talk," showcases his musicality, versatile vocals, and smart production choices. Citing Jon Bellion as one of his artistic inspirations, keep an eye out for new music! Speaking of Jon Bellion... Bellion, Luke Combs, "Why" Father Figure marks Jon's first album since 2018's Glory Sound Prep, and what a glorious return it has been. Jon writes, sings, and produces with a passion you can hear in every note. Acoustic single "Why" features Luke Combs, with both artists singing about the fear and uncertainty that comes with being a first-time father. Other highlights on the album include the high-energy title track "Father Figure" and the skillful production on "Kid Again." Don't miss Jon's August headlining show at Forest Hills Stadium. Rae, "Summer Forever" Addison was one of my most anticipated albums of the year, and it did not disappoint. After singles like "Diet Pepsi," "Headphones On," and "Fame Is A Gun," I was up at midnight on release night listening intently. "Summer Forever" is my favorite of the non-singles — it captures this atmospheric driving-in-the-summer-windows-down vibe that my playlist can't get enough of. I've been searching for this kind of ambient-synth pop, and Addison is absolutely delivering. Seavey, "Sleeping With The Lights On" My TikTok For You page has been unable to escape Daniel's viral hit, and I'm not mad about it. While performing this song on tour, Daniel finds a fan in the front row to sing the chorus with. Watching fans' reactions to singing along with their favorite artist is so wholesome, and it's also a super fun song. The opening synth draws you in, and the energy only builds from there. Schmidt, "My Stoner Girlfriend" Jason Schmidt has showcased his vocals as Sodapop in Broadway's The Outsiders and Buddy in Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, and his original music also highlights his songwriting skills. "My Stoner Girlfriend" has a super-fun, super-catchy, jazzy vibe and is incredibly easy to play on repeat. (Bonus points for the music video starring two of his Outsiders castmates.) "Afterlife" Evanescence's Fallen and The Open Door were the first albums I fell in love with from beginning to end, and it's so exciting to see all the new music coming out in 2025. Amy sounds incredible, and the production completely took me back to listening to songs like "Going Under" and "Tourniquet." Make sure to also check out Amy's collaboration with Halsey, "Hand That Feeds." Park, "Up From the Bottom" 2024's From Zero got a few new tracks this year, with a deluxe edition released in May. In "Up From the Bottom," lead singer Emily Armstrong brings an impressive level of intensity to her performance. Her grit when holding out notes captures the emotion of the lyrics and pairs nicely with Mike Shinoda's vocals. Don't miss Linkin Park's From Zero world tour, on sale now! "The Flood" AURORA is a once-in-a-generation artist. From her breakthrough hit "Runaway" to her most recent album, What Happened To The Heart?, it has been a joy witnessing the evolution of her artistry. 2025's deluxe track "The Flood" is especially heavy-hitting lyrically, investigating the concept of an 'invisible enemy', and questioning: "Who have I been fighting all this time?" Hayes, "Around The Sun" With summer right around the corner, "Around The Sun" hooked me with its feel-good vibes and upbeat lyrics, perfect for a beach playlist. As a fan of Hunter since his first single, it's exciting to see new music on the way! Keep an eye out for more in 2025, as Hunter enters a new era, Evergreen. Sands, "Hush" You can always count on Charlotte Sands to deliver a pop-punk banger, and "Hush" is no exception. The chorus is ready for screaming out at a stadium, featuring these crunchy guitars that rise above the mix, and Charlotte's voice flipping in and out of registers effortlessly. At two minutes and twenty-two seconds, this one is an easy "on repeat." "Last Night's Mascara - Stripped Back Version" Griff is an extraordinary talent, having an undeniable ability to weave descriptive and emotional lyrics with top-notch production. Having self-taught recording and producing, you can hear the smart choices Griff makes in her tracks, bringing a cohesive sound to her music. While the original version of "Last Night's Mascara" is layered with synths and background vocals, the stripped-back version gives the song a brand-new feel and is like listening to an entirely different track. Waterhouse, "On This Love" After the release of "Nostalgia" in 2022, I was hooked on Suki Waterhouse's unique style of acoustic dream-pop. In "On This Love," the use of minor chords, the combination of the 3/4 time signature, and reverbed vocals creates an atmospheric effect that makes you feel like you're watching the end credits of a James Bond movie. Ellie Goulding, AVAION, "Save My Love" Ellie Goulding is perfectly suited for dance music. Her voice is instantly recognizable — she has an ability to float over the synths and beats, and has a truly incredible timbre. "Save My Love" is a gorgeous dance-pop ballad that works with Marshmello's production, but could also work as a stripped-down piano version. Langley, "Weren't For The Wind" One of country music's most promising new artists, Ella Langley took the internet by storm with viral hit "You Look Like You Love Me." "Weren't For The Wind," the lead single for the deluxe version of 2024's Hungover, has a gripping, haunting melody that instantly caught my attention. With a slew of ACM awards already under her belt, it is safe to say that the country community is excited by this rising artist. Boone, "Momma Song" Between a viral headlining set at Coachella, performing with Brian May, the upcoming release of American Heart, and a sold-out tour, Benson Boone is having a breakout year. "Momma Song" showcases Benson's incredible vocal ability, hitting stratospheric notes amidst a sea of violins and orchestral instruments. The first time I heard this song, I immediately ran over to hug my mom — the lyrics will definitely hit you in the feels! American Heart releases June 20. Del Rey, "Bluebird" Lana has one of the most unique voices I've ever heard, and her tone is perfectly suited for reverb, acoustic instruments, and orchestral backing. "Bluebird" encompasses all of the above and adds layer upon layer to the instrumental (including a harmonica). Though the track builds up, it still continues the gentle vibe that works so beautifully. "Gas Station Cowboy Hats" Nightly might be my favorite new band I've discovered through Spotify's algorithm. When I heard the opening chords of "Gas Station Cowboy Hats," I was hit with a wave of nostalgia that drew me into the verse. It's the kind of song that makes you want to sit in a wide-open field on a warm summer night, just letting it play in the background. Lawrence, "Us Three" I've been a fan of Charlotte's for years (since the "Why Do You Love Me" days), and this might be my favorite song she's ever released. "Us Three" is impressive vocally, with the chorus flipping between octaves, and Charlotte effortlessly utilizing her mix and falsetto to tailor the emotion. It is also rare for a song to sound even better live than in the studio, but you need to listen to her performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Charlotte's debut album Somewhere is out June 27. Named Tom, "Waters" Sibling trio Girl Named Tom won The Voice season 21 with performances showcasing intricate arrangements and harmonies. While Bekah, Caleb, and Joshua all have strong voices, magic happens when they sing together, vocals blending as only siblings could. "Waters" takes them back to their roots, with a soothing melody, gentle guitars, and beautiful harmonies. The music video might inspire you to get up and just go for a walk in the woods! Joody, "Talk Me Down" Out of the blue, Spotify recommended "El Camino High" (thank you, Spotify algorithm!) and I was instantly hooked on Moody Joody's infectious synth-pop sound. 2025's "Talk Me Down" contains these same qualities — in particular, the use of 'speak-singing' throughout the verses and the bridge adds a unique element to the track. Color, "Headlights" Another find from Spotify's algorithm, "Headlights" is currently having a moment on Spotify, featured on playlists like "Viral 50". The driving beat in the instrumental gives a stream-of-consciousness vibe, where the first time I listened, I wasn't sure where the verses stopped and the chorus started. I haven't heard a song like "Headlights" in a long time, and it is an impressive debut from a rising band. finally, Tate McRae, "Nostalgia" So Close To What marked Tate McRae's first number-one album, and for good reason; the record is full of smart, catchy pop songs, perfect for radio play and arenas. Closing track "Nostalgia" is a highlight, with a gorgeous acoustic guitar and impressive vocals. Out of the entire album, "Nostalgia's" songwriting stood out to me, with lines like: "I manifested you would leave / So the day you did, I had you beat." Catch Tate's worldwide Miss Possessive Tour, coming to the US this Fall. Spotify Playlist What are some of your favorite 2025 releases so far? Let me know in the comments below!
Buzz Feed
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
2025 Songs You Need To Know: A Midyear Review
It's hard to believe 2025 is almost halfway over; it truly feels like I blinked, and January jumped into June. Alex Warren, "Ordinary" "Ordinary" was my introduction to Alex's music, and his rich, soulful tone immediately grabbed me. When I heard the combination of the background choir, the plucky guitar riff, and his powerful vocal delivery, I knew I was listening to a hit. Flashforward months later, he's performing the song on Love Is Blind and dominating the charts. I'm excited to hear more from this talented artist! Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco, "Sunset Blvd" Selena Gomez has one of the most unique voices in pop music. Between songs like "A Year Without Rain," "Good For You," and now, "Sunset Blvd," she's shown that you don't need to belt to deliver a hit. Selena's power is the emotion she can convey, and Benny Blanco's '80s-synth production suits her tone and vocal style. Be warned — the chorus may be stuck in your head for days after listening. Ariana Grande, "Hampstead" Choosing which track to include from the deluxe edition of Eternal Sunshine was difficult, but the chorus of "Hampstead" sealed the deal. Ariana's vocals soar over the gentle instrumental, and the high notes sound effortless in her range. The layered harmonies in the second chorus elevate the ambiance and fill up the space in the mix. "Warm" is my other favorite from the deluxe edition. We need a music video stat! Brody Grant, Lucky Dog, "All Talk" Earlier this year, I had the honor of writing a feature on Brody to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Broadway's The Outsiders. When I first heard his Tony and Grammy-nominated performance as Ponyboy, I was blown away by his voice and the depth he brings to the role.A multi-dimensional artist, Brody's 2025 pop-rock release, "All Talk," showcases his musicality, versatile vocals, and smart production choices. Citing Jon Bellion as one of his artistic inspirations, keep an eye out for new music! Speaking of Jon Bellion... Jon Bellion, Luke Combs, "Why" Father Figure marks Jon's first album since 2018's Glory Sound Prep, and what a glorious return it has been. Jon writes, sings, and produces with a passion you can hear in every note. Acoustic single "Why" features Luke Combs, with both artists singing about the fear and uncertainty that comes with being a first-time father. Other highlights on the album include the high-energy title track "Father Figure" and the skillful production on "Kid Again." Don't miss Jon's August headlining show at Forest Hills Stadium. Addison Rae, "Summer Forever" Addison was one of my most anticipated albums of the year, and it did not disappoint. After singles like "Diet Pepsi," "Headphones On," and "Fame Is A Gun," I was up at midnight on release night listening intently. "Summer Forever" is my favorite of the non-singles — it captures this atmospheric driving-in-the-summer-windows-down vibe that my playlist can't get enough of. I've been searching for this kind of ambient-synth pop, and Addison is absolutely delivering. Daniel Seavey, "Sleeping With The Lights On" My TikTok For You page has been unable to escape Daniel's viral hit, and I'm not mad about it. While performing this song on tour, Daniel finds a fan in the front row to sing the chorus with. Watching fans' reactions to singing along with their favorite artist is so wholesome, and it's also a super fun song. The opening synth draws you in, and the energy only builds from there. Jason Schmidt, "My Stoner Girlfriend" Jason Schmidt has showcased his vocals as Sodapop in Broadway's The Outsiders and Buddy in Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, and his original music also highlights his songwriting skills. "My Stoner Girlfriend" has a super-fun, super-catchy, jazzy vibe and is incredibly easy to play on repeat. (Bonus points for the music video starring two of his Outsiders castmates.) Evanescence, "Afterlife" Evanescence's Fallen and The Open Door were the first albums I fell in love with from beginning to end, and it's so exciting to see all the new music coming out in 2025. Amy sounds incredible, and the production completely took me back to listening to songs like "Going Under" and "Tourniquet." Make sure to also check out Amy's collaboration with Halsey, "Hand That Feeds." Linkin Park, "Up From the Bottom" 2024's From Zero got a few new tracks this year, with a deluxe edition released in May. In "Up From the Bottom," lead singer Emily Armstrong brings an impressive level of intensity to her performance. Her grit when holding out notes captures the emotion of the lyrics and pairs nicely with Mike Shinoda's vocals. Don't miss Linkin Park's From Zero world tour, on sale now! AURORA, "The Flood" AURORA is a once-in-a-generation artist. From her breakthrough hit "Runaway" to her most recent album, What Happened To The Heart?, it has been a joy witnessing the evolution of her artistry. 2025's deluxe track "The Flood" is especially heavy-hitting lyrically, investigating the concept of an 'invisible enemy', and questioning: "Who have I been fighting all this time?" Hunter Hayes, "Around The Sun" With summer right around the corner, "Around The Sun" hooked me with its feel-good vibes and upbeat lyrics, perfect for a beach playlist. As a fan of Hunter since his first single, it's exciting to see new music on the way! Keep an eye out for more in 2025, as Hunter enters a new era, Evergreen. Charlotte Sands, "Hush" You can always count on Charlotte Sands to deliver a pop-punk banger, and "Hush" is no exception. The chorus is ready for screaming out at a stadium, featuring these crunchy guitars that rise above the mix, and Charlotte's voice flipping in and out of registers effortlessly. At two minutes and twenty-two seconds, this one is an easy "on repeat." Griff, "Last Night's Mascara - Stripped Back Version" Griff is an extraordinary talent, having an undeniable ability to weave descriptive and emotional lyrics with top-notch production. Having self-taught recording and producing, you can hear the smart choices Griff makes in her tracks, bringing a cohesive sound to her music. While the original version of "Last Night's Mascara" is layered with synths and background vocals, the stripped-back version gives the song a brand-new feel and is like listening to an entirely different track. Suki Waterhouse, "On This Love" After the release of "Nostalgia" in 2022, I was hooked on Suki Waterhouse's unique style of acoustic dream-pop. In "On This Love," the use of minor chords, the combination of the 3/4 time signature, and reverbed vocals creates an atmospheric effect that makes you feel like you're watching the end credits of a James Bond movie. Marshmello, Ellie Goulding, AVAION, "Save My Love" Ellie Goulding is perfectly suited for dance music. Her voice is instantly recognizable — she has an ability to float over the synths and beats, and has a truly incredible timbre. "Save My Love" is a gorgeous dance-pop ballad that works with Marshmello's production, but could also work as a stripped-down piano version. Ella Langley, "Weren't For The Wind" One of country music's most promising new artists, Ella Langley took the internet by storm with viral hit "You Look Like You Love Me." "Weren't For The Wind," the lead single for the deluxe version of 2024's Hungover, has a gripping, haunting melody that instantly caught my attention. With a slew of ACM awards already under her belt, it is safe to say that the country community is excited by this rising artist. Benson Boone, "Momma Song" Between a viral headlining set at Coachella, performing with Brian May, the upcoming release of American Heart, and a sold-out tour, Benson Boone is having a breakout year. "Momma Song" showcases Benson's incredible vocal ability, hitting stratospheric notes amidst a sea of violins and orchestral instruments. The first time I heard this song, I immediately ran over to hug my mom — the lyrics will definitely hit you in the feels! American Heart releases June 20. Lana Del Rey, "Bluebird" Lana has one of the most unique voices I've ever heard, and her tone is perfectly suited for reverb, acoustic instruments, and orchestral backing. "Bluebird" encompasses all of the above and adds layer upon layer to the instrumental (including a harmonica). Though the track builds up, it still continues the gentle vibe that works so beautifully. Nightly, "Gas Station Cowboy Hats" Nightly might be my favorite new band I've discovered through Spotify's algorithm. When I heard the opening chords of "Gas Station Cowboy Hats," I was hit with a wave of nostalgia that drew me into the verse. It's the kind of song that makes you want to sit in a wide-open field on a warm summer night, just letting it play in the background. Charlotte Lawrence, "Us Three" I've been a fan of Charlotte's for years (since the "Why Do You Love Me" days), and this might be my favorite song she's ever released. "Us Three" is impressive vocally, with the chorus flipping between octaves, and Charlotte effortlessly utilizing her mix and falsetto to tailor the emotion. It is also rare for a song to sound even better live than in the studio, but you need to listen to her performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Charlotte's debut album Somewhere is out June 27. Girl Named Tom, "Waters" Sibling trio Girl Named Tom won The Voice season 21 with performances showcasing intricate arrangements and harmonies. While Bekah, Caleb, and Joshua all have strong voices, magic happens when they sing together, vocals blending as only siblings could."Waters" takes them back to their roots, with a soothing melody, gentle guitars, and beautiful harmonies. The music video might inspire you to get up and just go for a walk in the woods! Moody Joody, "Talk Me Down" Out of the blue, Spotify recommended "El Camino High" (thank you, Spotify algorithm!) and I was instantly hooked on Moody Joody's infectious synth-pop sound. 2025's "Talk Me Down" contains these same qualities — in particular, the use of 'speak-singing' throughout the verses and the bridge adds a unique element to the track. In Color, "Headlights" Another find from Spotify's algorithm, "Headlights" is currently having a moment on Spotify, featured on playlists like "Viral 50". The driving beat in the instrumental gives a stream-of-consciousness vibe, where the first time I listened, I wasn't sure where the verses stopped and the chorus started. I haven't heard a song like "Headlights" in a long time, and it is an impressive debut from a rising band. And finally, Tate McRae, "Nostalgia" So Close To What marked Tate McRae's first number-one album, and for good reason; the record is full of smart, catchy pop songs, perfect for radio play and arenas. Closing track "Nostalgia" is a highlight, with a gorgeous acoustic guitar and impressive vocals. Out of the entire album, "Nostalgia's" songwriting stood out to me, with lines like: "I manifested you would leave / So the day you did, I had you beat." Catch Tate's worldwide Miss Possessive Tour, coming to the US this Fall. Spotify Playlist What are some of your favorite 2025 releases so far? Let me know in the comments below!
Scottish Sun
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
ITV reality star reveals he's engaged after very romantic proposal to TikTok star girlfriend
She broke down in tears and flashed her stunning diamond ring WEDDING BELLE! ITV reality star reveals he's engaged after very romantic proposal to TikTok star girlfriend Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) KAVOS Weekender star Ethan Aveiro has popped the question to girlfriend Natalie Taylor in Greece. The couple, who have a million followers on TikTok, shared their happy news in a very romantic video. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Ethan Aveiro has popped the question to girlfriend Natalie Taylor Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 The couple go by the name Nat and Ethan on TikTok Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 Nat looked incredible in an off-the-shoulder dress Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 Ethan shot to fame on Kavos Weekender in 2023 Credit: instagram Weekender star Ethan secretly filmed the surprise propsal and introduced his plan, saying: "It's the 10th of June 2025. "It's currently half six, and if Nat gets the timings right she'll be engaged in half an hour." Romantic photos flashed up with Alex Warren's song Ordinary playing over the top. The video then cut to Nat walking out of their villa wearing a white dress. She gasps as she sees Ethan standing next to bunches of flowers and candles. A woman can be seen playing the violin in the background as Ethan gets down on one knee. Nat breaks down in floods of tears as she shows her the ring. Their fans rushed to congratulate them, with one writing: "Omg thjs has made my year! Congratulations to you both" "I'm crying again! I love you guys. Congratulations again," a friend said. Ethan and Nat met after he found fame on Kavos Weekender. Celebrity Big Brother sign up controversial ITV2 star after his incredible weight loss and show axe The holiday rep Ethan played footballer for Hashtag United before appearing on the show. He also worked as a model, and insurance broker, and had 20k followers on Instagram when he signed to the ITV reality series. David Potts is the most famous rep form the Weekender series. He went on to win Celebrity Big Brother last year.
The Irish Sun
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
ITV reality star reveals he's engaged after very romantic proposal to TikTok star girlfriend
KAVOS Weekender star Ethan Aveiro has popped the question to girlfriend Natalie Taylor in Greece. The couple, who have a million followers on TikTok, shared their happy news in a very romantic video. Advertisement 5 Ethan Aveiro has popped the question to girlfriend Natalie Taylor Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 The couple go by the name Nat and Ethan on TikTok Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 Nat looked incredible in an off-the-shoulder dress Credit: Instagram / natandethan 5 Ethan shot to fame on Kavos Weekender in 2023 Credit: instagram "It's currently half six, and if Nat gets the timings right she'll be engaged in half an hour." Romantic photos flashed up with Alex Warren's song Ordinary playing over the top. The video then cut to Nat walking out of their villa wearing a white dress. Advertisement READ MORE ON TIKTOK She gasps as she sees Ethan standing next to bunches of flowers and candles. A woman can be seen playing the violin in the background as Ethan gets down on one knee. Nat breaks down in floods of tears as she shows her the ring. Their fans rushed to congratulate them, with one writing: "Omg thjs has made my year! Congratulations to you both" Advertisement Most read in Reality Exclusive Exclusive "I'm crying again! I love you guys. Congratulations again," a friend said. Ethan and Nat met after he found fame on Kavos Weekender. Celebrity Big Brother sign up controversial ITV2 star after his incredible weight loss and show axe The holiday rep Ethan played footballer for Hashtag United before appearing on the show. He also worked as a model, and insurance broker, and had 20k followers on Instagram when he signed to the ITV reality series. Advertisement David Potts is the most famous rep form the Weekender series. He went on to win Celebrity Big Brother last year. 5 Kavos Weekender star Ethan planned the whole thing Credit: Instagram / natandethan
