Love Island's Alex and Olivia Bowen on how they struck it rich through reality TV

The married couple top the Love Island rich list with a £4m fortune, paid £100,000 for their fairytale wedding and have just moved in to their dream Essex mansion despite being heavily in debt just five years ago. They spoke exclusively to MyStoryMedia about how they did it.

Alex and Olivia’s interview published in the Sun on Sunday newspaper

Alex and Olivia’s interview published in the Sun on Sunday newspaper

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Read the incredible story of the Freshwater Five as seen through the eyes of their daughters

The lobster fishermen accused of being multimillion pound cocaine smugglers. Maisie Beere and Maisy Green open up about the terrible toll their 24 year sentences have taken of their families and how they are convinced their fathers are victims of a huge miscarriage of justice.

Their exclusive interviews published in the Sun newspaper

Their exclusive interviews published in the Sun newspaper

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Meet the man whose OCD is so bad he has to disinfect cereal boxes in his garden

Scott Robertson also carries a two metre stick to enforce social distancing on his walks. The classical guitarist and his wife Liz were brave enough to talk to MyStoryMedia about his struggle with the debilitating condition that affects every 12 in 1000 of us.

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Exclusive interview with Joey Essex's ex-girlfriend, model and singer Lorena Medina (Copy)

This was one of the most heartfelt but also hilarious interviews I have conducted in a long time thanks to Lorena’s passion and wit and she has so much more to talk about. She really should write a book on her Cinderella-like story.

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Top expert says coronavirus could become as common as flu

Professor Robert Dingwall says it is likely the coronavirus will mutate and spread across the world to the point where it becomes a feature of our lives in the long term and as common as flu. In an interview with MyStoryMedia, he revealed: “There is always a risk of mutation. The good news is that is is unusual for viruses to mutate in a way that makes them more lethal rather than less. If a virus kills it’s host too quickly it won’t get passed on which will endanger it’s own survival.”

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