Love Island couple Ace Greene and Chelley B have confirmed their relationship status following a romantic getaway at the world-renowned Jade Mountain resort in Saint Lucia.
The pair, who first connected on season six of Love Island USA, had kept fans guessing about whether they were officially together. Chelley had previously stated that while they were “exclusive,” she would not consider herself Ace’s girlfriend until he formally asked.
That moment came during their Saint Lucian vacation. In a TikTok live on September 29, Ace detailed how he brought Chelly to the airport, without her knowing their destination. According to entertainment blogs, Ace arranged a private beach dinner, complete with lanterns and ocean views, before presenting Chelley with a personalised gold necklace engraved “Chellace.” He then turned to her saying, “I got me a girlfriend.” Chelley responded with excitement, exclaiming, “I’m a girlfriend!”
For Saint Lucia, the moment is another nod to the island’s reputation as a premier destination for romance. Jade Mountain, often listed among the world’s most luxurious resorts, is no stranger to celebrity visits. With its private sanctuaries, infinity pools, and amazing views of Gros Piton and Petit Piton, it remains one of the most iconic settings for honeymoons, proposals, and romantic getaways.
Fans have flooded online platforms with messages of support, celebrating the couple’s next step. One user commented, “Flew her out and did it the right way!” while others praised Ace for meeting Chelley’s expectations in a meaningful way, all while doing it in beautiful Saint Lucia.
The announcement marks the latest development in their post-villa journey, as the pair transition from reality TV contestants to an official couple. Once again shining a spotlight on Saint Lucia as the ultimate destination for love.
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