I was on Love Island – here’s what happens off-screen when stars get into a fight

LOVE Island’s Biggs Chris has revealed insider information on what happens off-screen when it kicks off in the villa after last night’s huge fight.

Telly salesman Haris, 21, and Shaq, 24, almost came to blows last night after a kiss took place between Tanya, 22, and David, 24.

Now Biggs, 30, has warned Islanders to watch their behaviour – or risk being thrown out like 2019 contestant Sherif Lanre.

“I would be careful if I was them,” Biggs told The Sun.

“You saw what happened to Sherif.

“I would avoid fighting as Love Island producers don’t tolerate fighting at all, that’s a straight exit.”

Chef Sherif left the reality series nine days in after breaking strict rules.

Explaining what is likely to have happened last night in the aftermath of the boys’ furious row, Biggs said: “They would have been taken to separate rooms from each other.

“Producers would have intervened and tried to calm them down.

“They’d get a warning if it was close to being physical and at the very least a real talking to.”

The Islanders were playing beer bong when David was dared to kiss the girl he fancies most for 30 seconds – and he picked Tanya.

Later on Haris asks David what his kiss with Tanya was like, leaving Shaq furious.

The airport security officer accused Haris of ‘s**t stirring’ and things quickly escalated as they started shouting at each other.

David was quick to call out Haris after he asked the question, saying: “What’s wrong with you bro?”

Shaq piped up telling the boxer: “You’re so annoying bro. You do this all the time.”

Haris snapped back: “Shut the f**k up!”

Furious, Shaq raged: “You do this all the f**king time. You try and s**t stir. You s**t stir all the time.”

Jumping to his feet, Haris shouted: “Don’t speak to me like that,” and as Ron pulled him away, Shaq retorted: “I’ll speak to you however I want.” 

The other lads intervened and got them to walk off to other parts of the villa to calm down.

Ahead of host Maya Jama‘s debut series on the show, ITV announced its duty of care protocols for islanders.

Stars were given “guidance and training around mutually respectful behaviour in relationships”.

It included identifying negative behaviours in relationships and understanding controlling and coercive behaviour.