Love Islands Sanam jokes I do everything as Kai admits she tidies whole house

Winter Love Island winners Kai Fagan and Sanam Harrinanan joined the likes of Faye Winter and Amy Dowden at the Pride of Britain Awards on Sunday 8 October.

The pair certainly glammed up as they joined the star-studded red carpet, with Kai, 25, sporting a dapper suit, and Sanam, 25, dazzling in glittering golden dress with matching gloves.

Speaking to OK! at the event, the loved-up pair opened up about their home life after moving in together a few months ago.

Quick to tease his girlfriend, Kai quipped that since the move he's learnt that "she can't cook," before adding: ""She tidies the whole house, I do the cooking."

Hitting back at the comments, Sanam clarified: "He does the cooking every now and again. Who made dinner last? Me," before joking: "I do everything."

And asked if they're still in contact with any of their fellow ex-islanders, Sanam shared: "I see the girls at events and stuff, so when I see them I catch up with them and hang out with them.

"So I am pretty much in contact with most people, and we talk when we see each other."

It comes after Kai recently sent fans into a frenzy after sharing a picture of Sanam sporting a sparkling ring.

He posted a stunning picture of Sanam flashing a silver band on her ring finger, leading their followers to speculate they were engaged.

The reality TV star captioned the photograph "made a promise" with a ring emoji, adding to speculation, although then clarified that it was in fact a promise ring.

However, he did tease that an engagement ring would "come soon." He commented: "Btw guys it’s a promise ring! The big one will come soon dw."

And Sanam previously told OK! that she can't wait to show Kai more of her Indian and Caribbean heritages.

She said: "I only really started to look into my heritage when I was on Love Island when people started to question if I was Indian or Caribbean – people didn’t understand what Indo/Caribbean was.

"But I was starting to see so many positive comments from girls who finally felt represented!

"I have always felt like I’ve had a bit of an identity crisis because I haven’t felt like I fit in with the Indian culture, but I also don’t feel like I fit in with the Caribbean side either."

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