Furious Love Island fans ‘complain to Ofcom’ over ‘toxic bullies’ saying they fear islanders will QUIT before final
LOVE Island fans aren’t happy with the islanders behaviour and have even threatened to complain to Ofcom.
In last night’s episode, OG islander Mitchel Taylor butted heads with Scott Van Der Sluis and Abi Moores, whilst accepting the award for “mad moves” during the show’s first ever “Grafties”.
His messy acceptance speech and shady comments left fans of the show fuming though – likening his behaviour to that of a “bully”.
Taking to Twitter, one wrote: “Mitch is a bully and needs to be removed from the villa rn.”
Another added: “Its giving Mitch the bully.”
A third agreed: “Abi looks more and more upset and hurt each episode. I hope producers are checking on her. Mitch should be stopped & rein in his attitude, it’s bullying, gaslighting and toxic.”
A fourth chimed in: “Does Mitch need to bully Abi constantly in Love Island? I’m sick of hearing his voice.”
Others were left concerned that Abi would be pushed to even leave the show, due to the treatment.
One stated: “I don’t know how neither Abi nor Scott have decided to leave yet they can’t be enjoying this.”
Another exclaimed: “Abi needs to exit this villa for her own mental health atp, this disgrace is too much!”
Meanwhile, ITV2 viewers were left threatening to complain to Ofcom about the situation.
Clearly furious, one fan wrote: “Ofcom complaints need to be loaded for the way Abi is being treated. It’s strange.”
“Anyways, I wanna see that there’s been hella OFCOM complaints about Mitch tomorrow in the news,” chimed in another.
As Mitch accepted the award, he gave a very awkward speech, triggering the backlash.
Scott replied: “Has anyone ever told you you sound like a f***ing kn**head?”
Mitch snapped back: “I’m just chilling here, being honest.”
He then pointed at Scott and said: “This boy isn’t. That’s all.
“One, two, three, four, five, get back to our real relationships, yeah. Am I wrong?”
A confused Abi said: “Why are you saying that?”
Mitch replied: “I’ll say what I want.”