It's LoveIsland meets Pandora as Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page made it out for AvatarTheWayOfWater in London
Tasha Ghouri and boyfriend Andrew Le Page were all smiles as they sizzled at the Avatar 2 premiere in London on Tuesday .
Not exactly prepared for the winter freeze, Tasha, 23, arrived for the event in a snazzy, long-sleeved number exposing her toned belly and shoulders, while Andrew, 27, looked sharp suited and booted in navy. Meanwhile, the blonde dancer and social media influencer recently opened up about her overnight fame following a stint in this summer's ITV dating series.
"It’s weird because when you come out you don’t know what to expect," she further explained. "You really don’t know how it’s going to be, so when it happens and you’re like: ‘Oh wow it’s so different’."
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