Olivia Bowen, former Love Island contestant , and her husband Alex have moved into a custom‑built villa in Spain after a two‑year construction saga.. The family, including their four‑year‑old son Abel and ten‑month‑old daughter Sienna, shaed a celebratory Instagram video on 12 June 2026, highlighting a private pool and terrace BBQ.

Two‑Year Build Culminates in Family Move‑In

The couple signed paperwork to begin construction in early 2024, and according to the source, they spent the intervening months overseeing every detail, from IKEA shipments to local décor purchases. Olivia posted that the first two days were “wild” with the kids running around,but she emphasized enjoying the process rather than rushing.

Canary Islands See 200 ,000 Protesters Against Tourism

While Bowen’s villa is on the Spanish mainland, the brooader context includes a July 2024 demonstration in Tenerife where 200,000 people rallied against mass tourism. Groups such as Friends of Nature of Tenerife (ATAN) demanded stricter regulations to protect the islands’ environment, a sentiment echoed by local officials warning of a potential economic slump.

Jet2 CEO Warns of “Dangerous Game” Over Anti‑Tourism Unrest

The source notes that Jet2’s chief executive publicly cautioned Canary authorities to quell the protests ,arguing that continued unrest could drive holidaymakers to other destinations. This warning underscores the delicate balance between tourism revenue—16 million visitors annually—and growing local opposition.

What Remains Unclear About Bowen’s Spanish Property?

The article does not specify whether the villa is located in a tourism‑heavy zone or a quieter inland area, nor does it reveal the exact purchase price or any tax incentives the couple may have received.. Additionally, it is unknown how local sentiment in the villa’s region compares to the island protests.