Love Island star launches major new $1million crypto lottery after finding fame on show

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FORMER Love Island contestant Jamie Jewitt has launched a major new $1million crypto lottery.

Jamie, who was a contestant on the third series of the ITV show in 2017, is one of the founding shareholders of the Lucky Block lottery.

Former Love Island contestant has taken a punt on cryptocurrency

The former Calvin Klein model appeared on Love Island back 2017

The new initiative will go live at the end of April with players given the chance to enter a daily draw.

A guaranteed winner will then take away a jackpot of $1 million on Friday, while smaller prizes of $200,000 to $400,000 will also be up for grabs.

Those feeling lucky will have to pay $5 tickets through a smartphone app using a new a LBlock token created for gaming or other cryptocurrencies.

There are already 47,000 holders of the currency valuing it at more than £260million.

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Ahead of its release, Jamie revealed that ten per cent of the proceeds of sales will go to charities chosen by players in a vote.

The first week’s charities are all working with victims of the war in Ukraine.

Earlier this week, the heartthrob looked unrecognisable from his time on the show in a throwback snap of him relaxing with his baby daughter.

The doting dad laid on his bed beside Nell, now one, in a sweet pic shared by wife Camilla Thurlow.

The couple are one of Love Island‘s biggest success stories having kept their relationship going five years after meeting in the villa.

Model Jamie made viewers swoon back then with his muscular physique and luscious black hair.

He met Camilla Thurlow on the third series of the show

The pair announced they were having their first child back in 2020

The doting dad recently laid on his bed beside Nell in a sweet pic shared by wife Camilla