Revealed: The ideal man and woman, according to UK singletons - so, would YOU date them?

From Victoria Beckham to Gordon Ramsay, some of the most recognisable celebrities in the world hail from the UK. 

But which famous Brits have the most desirable features?

Dating app Wisp asked 1,200 singletons to construct their ideal partner by choosing from a selection of well-known UK stars. 

From eyes and voice, to humour and attitude, the results offer a glimpe into what modern daters truly value. 

According to the singletons, Jason Statham's hair, Piers Morgan's eyes, and Jeremy Clarkson's wit make up the 'perfect man'. 

Meanwhile, Molly-Mae Hague's hair, Jesy Nelson's lips, and Emma Willis' personality top the female fantasy list. 

MailOnline fed these results into AI bot ChatGPT to visualise what the ideal man and woman really look like. 

So, would you date them? 

The ideal man

Jason Statham's hair (or lack of!) was found to be the most desirable among British singletons, with 53 per cent choosing his bald head for their dream man. 

In fact, the action star's hair pipped David Beckham's, Harry Styles', and both Prince William's and Prince Harry's hairstyles to the post!

When it comes to the ideal man's eyes, Piers Morgan topped the list, with his blue eyes chosen by 41 per cent of respondents. 

Other favourite eyes included Idris Elba (33 per cent), Will Best (16 per cent), Jamie Dornan (six per cent), and Brooklyn Beckham (four per cent). 

Sam Thompson was the top choice for noses, chosen by almost a third (29 per cent) or participants. 

This was followed by Ben Shepherd (25 per cent), Lewis Hamilton (19 per cent), Joe Swash (14 per cent), and Big Zuu (13 per cent). 

Another Made In Chelsea star to feature in the ideal man is Jamie Laing, whose mouth was found to be the top choice (51 per cent). 

Meanwhile, boxer Tommy Fury's muscular physique pipped Joe Wicks, Anthony Joshua, Tom Hardy, and Peter Andre to the post for dream body. 

Beyond the physical, the respondents were also quizzed about several other traits. 

When asked about the voice for their ideal man, Richard Ayoade won over 56 per cent of respondents, beating Tom Holland (28 per cent), Danny Dyer (10 per cent), James McAvoy (three per cent), and Gethin Jones (three per cent). 

In terms of humor, participants opted for Jeremy Clarkson (41 per cent) over Romesh Ranganathan (29 per cent), Mo Gilligan (17 per cent), Ant McPartlin (seven per cent), and Declan Donnelly (six per cent). 

Finally, Gary Lineker was the top choice for attitude, ahead of Danny Jones, Simon Cowell, Liam Gallagher, and Nigel Farage.  

The ideal woman

Moving over to the ladies, Molly-Mae Hague's blonde hair were found to be the ideal hairstyle for ladies (45 per cent). 

This was ahead of Rose Ayling-Ellis (23 per cent), Zara McDermott (21 per cent), Tilly Ramsay (nine per cent), and Charli XCX (two per cent). 

Michelle Keegan's eyes topped the list, chosen by 39 per cent of respondents, ahead of Florence Pugh, Saffron Barker, Dua Lipa, and Helen Skelton. 

In terms of the perfect nose, Love Island host Maya Jama (33 per cent) was chosen for the ideal woman, while Jesy Nelson had the mouth of choice amongst almost half (48 per cent) of the respondents.

With her svelte frame, it comes as no surprise that Amanda Holden's body was chosen by 38 per cent of respondents, ahead of Sophie Habboo (37 per cent), Abbey Clancy (16 per cent), Olivia Attwood (six per cent), and Katie Price (three per cent). 

Cat Deeley (39 per cent) tops the list for voice, while AJ Odudu was just behind with 38 per cent of the vote. 

Finally, Harriet Kemsley's humour was chosen by 45 per cent of respondents, and Emma Willis topped the list for attitude.  

What does this mean for singletons?

The survey highlights the gap between how people present themselves online and what truly sparks chemistry, according to Wisp's dating expert Sylvia Linzalone.

'It's easy to notice someone's hair, eyes or body in photos when you match with someone on a dating app – but real attraction goes deeper,' she said. 

'You can't hear someone's voice, feel their energy or truly gauge their humour through a screen.

'That's why Wisp is designed to get people off their phones and into real-life dates, where real chemistry happens.'