Love Island’s Tom Clare shared an update on his relationship with Molly Smith and detailed his future wedding plans.

The reality star and Molly took part in the All-Stars version of the ITV2 programme alongside her ex-boyfriend Callum Jones. Despite the public wanting Molly to get back together with Callum, she grew a close connection with Tom and ended up winning the series with the footballer.

They have been inseparable ever since and recently enjoyed a sunny holiday in the Maldives. Tom even sparked engagement rumours after sharing a mirror selfie of the pair looking tanned and loved up on their holiday. With his hand placed gently around 29-year-old Molly’s waist, he captioned the post: “Wifey.”

And now, he shared an update on their relationship and revealed who he would want as his best man. Opening up about his friendship with co-star Casey O’Gorman, Tom explained: “When I came out, I was living with Casey in London for just under a year. Really enjoyed it.”

Tom and Casey are best friends and appeared on All Stars (Image:Jonathan Hordle/REX/Shutterstock)

“Obviously me and Casey get on like a house on fire. But I met a girl who I’m going to spend the rest of my life with,” he added to The Sun. He added that he’s going to marry her and that he wants to ‘spend the rest of his life with her’, but that you ‘don’t rush those types of things’.

Speaking about best man duties, he joked about his ‘boys back home’ and Casey having to ‘rock, paper, scissors’ in order to become best man. Earlier last month the couple, who became the first Love Island All-Star champions back in February, revealed they had moved in together. Tom left his London flat to start a new chapter with Molly in Manchester.

He shared his future marriage plans with Molly Smith (Image:INSTAGRAM)

Sharing the news on Love Island spin-off After Sun, host Maya Jama asked the pair: “‘Now I have heard you are moving in together, or have moved in already? ” to which Tom responded: “Moved in, yeah” and Molly added: “It started off with just a drawer [at my place] and then slowly but surely there were more and more things coming in.” When the topic shifted to cleanliness, Molly was quick to defend her new roomie, saying: “No he’s actually not, yeah. He’s actually really clean.”

Opening up about her whirlwind romance, Molly confessed: “So I know people probably think like, ‘Oh it’s quite quick’, but we’ve practically lived together from the day we met, and he’s practically living at mine now. Slowly but surely there’s been drawers getting filled up.”