Love Island’s Chloe Burrows is now a multi-millionaire just five years after leaving show – and it’s NOT through TV jobs

CHLOE Burrows is in the money after reporting her best ever year at LouBou, the company into which she channels her earnings. Accounts filed at Companies House today and signed off by Chloe yesterday reveal she has banked £1.7 million at the ‘service activities’ firm which she set up in 2021, after her turn in Love Island. Love Island’s Chloe Burrows is a millionaire five years on from her stint on the ITV2 show Credit: Getty She rose to fame on the ITV2 show in 2021, appearing alongside Toby Aromalan Credit: Rex Chloe rose to fame on the ITV2 show alongside stars such as Millie Court, and has since carved out an impressive career spanning across radio, TV and brand partnerships. Made up to the year 31 October 2025, they report £1.4 million worth of ongoing profits after accounting for bills. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! With the TV star netting a £479,598 profit for the year – which works out at £1,313 per day. It’s annual profit more than £100,000 up on her previous best. Read more on reality stars Chloe’s company accounts show a whopping £1.4 million of ongoing profits Credit: Instagram / chloeburrows Chloe works as a radio host on Kiss and has her own podcast, amongst other ventures Credit: Splash Earlier accounts reveal she returned a £395,603 profit for her first year of trading in 2022 made £314,048 in 2023, and returned £227,769 in 2024. Meanwhile, her latest set of accounts also reveal a new lucrative sideline in city trading. Chloe – who recently hard-launched her boyfriend – splashed out £535,000 on investments, and netted £48,183 profit on her dealings – including a £39,553 revaluation on her holdings. Her investments account for one third of her firms £1.7 million in assets, with Chloe also holding £531,414 in cash as well as £613,568 in monies due in. Most read in Showbiz No pay is reported to Chloe, who is presumed to be the firm’s only employee. But a note to the accounts does reveal she owed her firm £160,704 by way of a directors loan. Comment now