Love Island star Belle Hassan walked the red carpet in London on Tuesday night alongside her actor father Tamer Hassan for the premiere of Rise Of The Footsoldier: Retribution in Leicester Square.
The 28-year-old influencer stepped out in a plunging khaki green dress featuring cut-out sections across her chest and abdomen, completing her look with voluminous curls.
Belle posed for photographs alongside her father, her mother Karen, and her brother Taser at the Leicester Square venue.
The family appearance celebrated Tamer's latest film role as Colonel Sullivan in the crime feature Rise Of The Footsoldier: Retribution.
The film plot follows Pat Tate, played by Craig Fairbrass, who travels to the Spanish island of Ibiza to seek revenge and track down the criminals responsible for murdering his friend.
Tamer Hassan is best known for starring in the 2004 British film The Football Factory alongside Danny Dyer. His screen credits also include roles in The Business, Kick-Ass, and the hit fantasy television drama series Game Of Thrones.
Family Ties and Reality Television
Belle first rose to prominence on the ITV2 reality dating show Love Island in 2019 before returning to the screen for the All Stars edition in January.
Before making her initial appearance on Love Island, Belle spoke about her close relationship with her father.
Belle said: "My dad is an actor, Tamer Hassan. He's been in The Football Factory, The Business, Game of Thrones. He is my link to the famous world."
She added: "He is a very supportive dad, he is like my best friend and is always there for me. He's told me to be myself but has also warned me: I'm watching and I'm going to be seeing every detail!"
Reconciliation with Anton Danyluk
Her premiere appearance follows revelations about her relationship with ex-boyfriend Anton Danyluk, 31, who was one of the first people she called after leaving Love Island: All Stars.
The former couple met during the 2019 season of Love Island but split just five weeks after leaving the villa together.
They experienced a turbulent relationship on the reality show, marked by several heated arguments, and initially did not end their romance on good terms.
However, speaking to the Daily Mail in June, Belle revealed that the pair now share a close bond and that Anton supported her through public backlash earlier this year.
Belle said: "Anton was so supportive following the backlash. He had messaged me, and I called him straight away, and I was like, 'What the f*** has happened?' He stayed with me for ages on the phone, talking to me and picking me up."
She added: "He was telling me, 'You're going to be fine, you can do this, and this is what was shown,' and even while I was on there, he was really supportive."
Belle also praised Anton's public comments, saying: "I saw he did a podcast and he said some really beautiful things about me, so I have nothing but love and respect for him. I also love his mum!"
Handling Online Criticism
The backlash stemmed from a controversial episode of Love Island: All Stars in which footage appeared to show Belle and two friends ganging up on fellow contestant Lucinda Strafford.
The broadcast prompted a record 8,500 complaints to the UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom in a single day.
After emerging at the end of February from the South African estate where contestants were sequestered, Belle faced an influx of online abuse.
Speaking to the Daily Mail during a trip to Ibiza with fashion brand SHEIN, Belle reflected on how she managed the negative reactions.
Belle said: "Coming out obviously was a bit of a shock to see certain things with the edit and that kind of stuff, but you become a little bit numb to it."
She explained: "I've got an amazing support system with my family and my friends, and I think when it gets too much, you just turn the phone off, and it's gone. It's fine, I've dealt with it really well. You have days where it gets to you more than others, but other than that, I think it's fine. There has been a lot of love as well."
