In today’s episode of Love Island Malta, it was finally time to meet the parents. After weeks of getting to know the islanders, everyone was eager to meet them.
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A lot of emotions were running wild as the islanders had been separated from their parents for the past few weeks. The parents were also given a tour of the villa and were briefed on how their children had been spending their time inside.
Who were your favorite parents?
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Beachgoers were momentarily terrified by a massive tuna which swam into shallow waters at Għadira Bay, with some even mistaking it for a shark.
The fish can be seen swimming on its side as it attempts to swim into open water but to no avail. The massive fish splashes as beachgoers look on in disbelief.
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Kids can be seen running back onto the beach after having spotted it whilst on a platform. It is unclear what happened to the fish after the footage ended.
No fish farm has yet come forward to claim the tuna, which is a very common delicacy on the island.
What would you have done?
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MaltaToday confirmed that actor Darko Peric, known for his role as Helsinki in Netflix’s Money Heist, will be among the big names attending the Mediterrane Film Festival.
MaltaToday confirmed with Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech that the actor will be among the big names attending the festival.
Peric is well known for his role as the Serbian veteran who aids the criminal gang in the immensely popular series.
He will be joining Peaky Blinders’ Annabelle Wallis, Troy’s Eric Bana, Sherlock Holmes’ Jared Harris and popular host and writer David Walliams on the island.
What do you make of this?
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In association with Ħamrun Ħanin, players and officials from Ħamrun Spartans visited loyal fans who currently reside at the Corradino Correctional Facility.
‘Ħamrun Spartans left no stone unturned in reaching every element of their wide support base in sharing the celebratory mood after claiming the Ninth Premier League title in their history.’
Through such a visit, Ħamrun Ħanin had the opportunity to bring the values of joy and inclusivity to those who for one reason or another are currently residing at the facility.
Ognjen Bjeličić and Roko Prsa met with a number of residents and shared their experiences, along with team manager David Camilleri and Kit Manager Gilbert Camilleri.
The players and officials were welcomed by the Facility’s Director Christopher Siegersma and by Manolito Micallef, the latter being responsible for the coordination of sporting activities at the CCF.
Ħamrun Ħanin chairman Ian Debattista expressed how such a special visit would fill residents with courage and determination to work harder towards their rehabilitation and be able to rejoin the community as soon as possible.
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