I was on Love Island and there’s a clever way to tell what the public think of you while you’re in the villa
FORMER Love Island star Faye Winter has revealed how the contestants can figure out what the public thinks of them before even leaving the villa. Faye dished the show’s secrets after speculating there was more than met the eye around Jacques O’Neill’s sudden departure from the show this week. In an exclusive chat with The […]
FORMER Love Island star Faye Winter has revealed how the contestants can figure out what the public thinks of them before even leaving the villa.
Faye dished the show’s secrets after speculating there was more than met the eye around Jacques O’Neill’s sudden departure from the show this week.
In an exclusive chat with The Sun, the 2021 Love Island finalist opened up about knowing what the public of you was while in the villa.
She revealed you can get a sense of public reaction based on producers’ questions in the Beach Hut – the Love Island confessional where the stars speak solo to camera.
“He could possibly have realised how he’s being portrayed on the show. You can tell because of the questions you’re asked in the Beach Hut,” Faye said.
“You’re kind of wired to it by the end.”
Faye also shared her two pennies on what went done to make Jacques leave the ITV2 dating show.
“He’ll have spoken to welfare and executive producers and the producers in the villa. Leaving the show isn’t as easy as just saying ‘I’m leaving’.
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“You have to take the time to consider leaving. He’s obviously not feeling his best.
“You might not like him or support his decisions and support Paige, but you can’t turn it into hate.”
Faye added: “Leaving the show is one thing, but leaving with this kind of backlash is another.
“Everyone preaches about ‘be kind’ but there are always going to be some who want to send nasty messages.
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“It won’t have been an easy decision to leave – you don’t get hyped up to go on the show for months and then just walk.
“You have to protect your mental health and maybe he just needs to be around his own support system.”
The 23-year-old rugby ace announced he was leaving the show much to the shock of his fellow Islanders.
Jacques left the hit ITV2 reality show in emotional scenes that saw him breaking down in tears along with many other viewers.
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The sobbing lad told his co-stars: “Lately, I just can’t be myself. I’m trying my best – but I’m not a fake person.”
Jacques’ exit came very swiftly after the entry of former Love Island star Adam Collard, 26, who returned to the show as a bombshell.
