Love Island Winner Lorenzo Stuns Fans With Sh0ck Career Move After Walking Away From the TV Spotlight
LOVE Island winner Lorenzo Alessi wants to pursue a career in DJing after meeting with DOZENS of agents including A List talent management YMU.
The hunk, 28, wants to become a music star and follow in the footsteps of Brit talent Joel Corry.
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Love Island winner Lorenzo’s first career move has been revealedCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
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The star, who enjoyed a date at a music festival with partner Julia, is keen to become a dance music DJCredit: instagram
He is considering signing with the top firm, which also reps national treasures Ant and Dec, as well as last year’s winner Toni Laites, 26.
A source revealed: “Lorenzo is hot property and had talent managers queuing up to add him to their roster.
“He is keen to become a DJ and absolutely loves dance music. His dad has been instrumental in helping him choose a suitable agent who could help take his career global.
“He’s one of the true stars to come out of this year’s series and he knows he has an amazing opportunity.
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The star has met with top agents, including YMU, in order to make him a starCredit: Instagram
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He has already shared clips of himself raving after leaving the villaCredit: Instagram/@lorenzoxalessi
“He also has the added advantage of being known by a single name, which is incredibly marketable.
“Fans will know he takes his house music very seriously and have seen him at a series of day festivals since leaving the villa.”
In the villa Lorenzo, a fashion brand owner from Hertfordshire, managed to go viral on socials as Nepo Baby DJ with several songs he made with the other islanders.
Upon exiting the series he had a stint with fashion mag Vogue doing a video as their agony uncle.
While his career might be booming fans are convinced his relationship is on the rocks with Polish beauty Julia Majchrzak, who he bagged the £50k cash prize with.
It comes after he was seen partying with another girl at DJ Keinemusik’s open-air event in Finsbury Park on Sunday August 9.
The Sun approached ITV for comment.
