Dumped Love Island stars Jay Younger and Chyna Mills shared their experiences with food in the villa.
Scottish hunk Jay managed to get a McDonald's as well as a Chinese takeaway during his time on the show while Chyna had to beg producers to order something.
He was also surprised by the amount of food stocked in the villa and said he and Davide used to snack on everything due to boredom.
When asked what surprised them most about going on the show, Jay said: "Probably the amount of food they have in the kitchen. I love my chocolate rice cakes. Davide and I would smash them in the evenings.
"We ate quite a lot of bowls of cereal. Before I know it, I've probably eaten a full day's worth of food in the evening just because we were bored.
Chyna revealed to Cosmopolitan she was 'begging' for a takeaway while the other contestants 'had a Chinese and a McDonald's in there, too'.
"I usually wouldn't eat a Chinese or a McDonald's on the outside so..." he added.
She looked shocked by his confession.
It comes after Chyna revealed in a Q&A that she lost a lot of weight due to the 's***' food in the villa.
The ITV2 reality star took to her social media recently to reveal she’s “still recovering” and only just “getting [her] appetite back”.
She left the show earlier this month with Jay when their fellow Islanders were forced to choose between them and Dami Hope and Summer Botwe.
The Leeds lass has since shared her experiences in a tell-all Q&A on her social media.
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One follower asked her “what the food was like” in the Majorcan villa.
The youth support worker explained that she did not eat on some of her days on the show as she didn’t like the food.
"I barely ate in the villa, hence why I lost so much weight," she told her Instagram fans.
"Some nights were alright, I'm sure we had a kebab one night. The lunch was s**t."
Fans flooded her page with concern over her plummeting weight, to which Chyna replied: "It is sad but I'm getting my appetite back now which is good.
"The food just wasn't to my liking some days - I can't say every day I didn't eat, but you just couldn't make things yourself if you didn't like the food."
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