Forgotten Love Island star looks unrecognisable after quitting racy lads mag career for family life in LA

A FORGOTTEN Love Island star looks unrecognisable after quitting her racy lads mag career and a family life in LA.

The blonde beauty took part in the first ever series of after leaving many men all over the country hot under the collar with her sexy shoots for the likes of FHM and Loaded.

But now Abi Titmuss leads a very different life on the other side of the pond with her husband, actor Ari Welkom.

The couple have been married since 2017 and new pictures show them having a relaxing day out in the sunshine together.

Abi, 49, looked worlds away from her glam pin-up days in a casual outfit of slim fit black jeans and a pale pink jumper.

She wore the jumper partially tucked into the waistband of her trousers, and protected her skin from the sun with a straw fedora hat, her blonde hair hanging loosely round her shoulders underneath.

She completed her simple but stylish look with a white cross body bag and flat shoes, while her husband wore a darker ensemble and similar styled hat.

The couple confirmed they were expecting their first child in 2017 and their son was born later that year.

The new pictures show Abi and Ari with two children on a double red tricycle, but it is not known if the second child is one of their own or a friend of their son.

Abi has shied away from the public eye since relocating to America in 2015 and changing her name to Abigail Evelyn.

Her outing is the first time she's been seen in public since the tragic death of her Love Island co-star .

Former actor Paul died in January aged 46 after being discovered unresponsive at his apartment in .

Last month, how Paul's primary cause of death was a “combined toxicity” of, including heroin, methadone and cocaine.

Tests also found he had traces of prescription medication in his system.

Paul had taken part in the first series of Love Island – then called Celebrity Love Island – alongside Abi and fellow celebs including , Rebecca Loos and former footballer Lee Sharpe.

The series was won by TV and presenter Jayne Middlemiss and former bodyguard Fran Cosgrave.