Bristol charity Women's Aid has said that it is in talks with Love Island bosses at ITV regarding the 'misogyny and controlling behaviour' exhibited by some contestants this year. In a statement, the charity insisted that 'specific information on abusive relationships and an understanding on controlling behaviour in relationships' is missing from ITV's 'inclusive training' ahead of the series.
Many viewers of the ITV2 show have taken to social media over the last week to call out some of the behaviour shown by some male Islanders during the fall out from Casa Amor. Dami Hope came under fire after hitting back at Indiyah Pollack despite having eyes for other girls during Casa Amor, and calling Summer Botwe 'fake', MailOnline reports.
Gemma Owen was accused of 'flirting' with Billy Brown by Luca Bish after being shown clips of her during Movie Night, after she repeatedly denied that nothing had happened. After Movie Night, Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu was branded a 'liar' by Davide Sanclimenti after briefly flirting with George during her time in Casa Amor, despite Davide kissing two other girls whilst they were away from each other.
