While we already knew Teddy Soares was the Prince Charming of the Love Island villa, it turns out he was an actual prince in Nigeria.

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In a clip from last night's episode of Love Island: Unseen Bits, Teddy revealed that he was once technically a prince of Nigeria's Delta State until his grandfather's death removed the royal connection.

Whilst chatting to now-dumped islander Aaron Francis and Tyler Cruickshank about their Nigerian heritages prior to Casa Amor, Teddy dropped the major news, saying: "I'm going to say something so shocking – I'm actually a prince of one of them.

"You're a prince of what? Sorry?" Lucinda Strafford said, before Faye Winter added: "Sorry, one more time, just run it past me."

"It's like a village, it's within the Delta State village. So my grandad has obviously passed away so I'm no longer actually prince, I was a prince," Teddy said, before Faye reacted in disbelief with: "Stop it!"

"Teddy was a prince! Are you joking? I mean I've definitely got to stop with the burping now. I might have to just stop and lay off the swearing so much but I think I've got this you know," Faye said in a confessional whilst practicing her royal wave.

Faye needn't get too excited considering she did couple up with 23-year-old maintenance manager Sam Jackson before Teddy returned from Casa Amor alone during Friday's episode.

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Lauren Morris
Lauren MorrisEntertainment and Factual Writer
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