Love Island's Anna McEvoy declares boyfriend Michael Staples as 'the one' as she talks future family plans
Love Island Australia star Anna McEvoy and her partner Michael Staples' relationship has gone from strength to strength since they debuted their romance last year.
And on Thursday, the 30-year-old influencer sweetly proclaimed her partner as "the one" during a candid Q&A with her Instagram followers.
In the same session, the usually private reality star also revealed whether the pair hoped to start a family together in future.
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"Is Michael the one? You two seem so perfect!" one fan asked, to which Anna simply responded: "Yes!"
"Any babies soon, or puppies?" another queried, to which she replied: "I'd like a puppy. Michael wants a baby!"
Anna had declared her love for Michael in a sweet Instagram post days earlier, while the jet-setting duo spent time on holiday in Greece.
"Our last Athens sunset for a while. In love is an understatement," she sweetly wrote.
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Anna said Michael was 'the one' during a recent Instagram Q&A. Instagram
The couple are regularly seen enjoying lavish holidays together, with Michael – who is half Greek and half South African – recently taking Anna on a tour of the Greek Islands.
When asked what advice she'd give to others who want to travel but make excuses not to, Anna wrote: "You only live once.
"Stop putting things off because we can't predict the future. Live for the now. F--k it!"
Anna later said Michael wanted a baby, but she wants a puppy. Instagram
On her podcast Where's Your Head At? – which she co-hosts with Love Island castmate Matt Zukowski – Anna previously said that Michael asked her to be his girlfriend after knowing each other for seven-and-a-half weeks.
She said that she wasn't expecting it but thought the two-month mark was a good time to make things official.
Before dating Michael, Anna and Josh Packham dated for a year after being crowned winners of Love Island Australia in 2019.
The couple even moved in together in Melbourne but later decided to call it quits, revealing they "had been struggling for quite a while".
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