Tasha's $30 million spotlight shines bright

Tasha Ghouri's Strictly Come Dancing stint has catapulted her into the spotlight, with the reality TV star rubbing shoulders with TV executives, BBC personnel, and prime time presenters.

According to a source, Tasha's experience on Strictly has completely changed her life, opening up new opportunities and a different circle of people.

This has made it difficult for her to maintain her friendship with Indiyah Polack, who has remained in the Love Island crowd.

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Tasha Ghouri and Indiyah Polack met on Love Island in 2022 and had been inseparable , but their friendship has now drifted apart as Tasha has moved on to a different circle of people in the TV industry.

The two friends had been inseparable but have now grown apart as Tasha has moved on to a different circle of people in the TV industry.

Indiyah has remained in the Love Island crowd, while Tasha has focused on her career, trying her hand at various projects across different broadcasters.

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The source claims that Tasha has 'hit the big time' and there's no way back for her friendship with Indiyah.

Despite this,the two friends still support each other from afar.

Tasha has been trying her hand at various projects across different broadcasters, including documentary making, Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, and BBC show The Pilgrimage.

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Tasha's rise to fame has made it difficult for her to maintain her friendship with Indiyah, who has remained in the Love Island crowd.

Tasha has since moved on with wildlife presenter Cam Whitnall, while Indiyah has remained single after breaking up with Dami Hope in January 2026.

The Daily Mail has contacted both Tasha and Indiyah's representatives for comment.

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Tasha broke down in tears last year as she admitted that the previous year was the hardest of her life, revealing that merciless trolls left her contemplating her TV career .

She joined Hits Radio host Fleur East for an International Women's Day Special in March, where she spoke about how she has coped with being in the public eye and reading online commentary.

Tasha revealed that she has been in the industry for three years and still gets affected by comments of ableism to this day .