Love Island ’s Amber Gill has slammed a ‘creep’ who was reportedly taking photos of her in the gym without her knowing.
The 24-year-old, who won the ITV2 dating show in 2019, is currently splitting her time living and working between the UK and Dubai, and she was alerted to the privacy breach by one of her followers on Instagram.
Amber told her 2.5 million followers to “ask me a question”, but one of her fans let slip that she was being watched while at her local gym in Dubai.
“Can you tell my friend to stop taking photos of you in gymnation please,” they wrote, alongside laughing face emojis.
But Amber was horrified by the confession, and hit back at the follower for thinking it was funny.
“I dunno why you’re putting laughing faces that’s super super embarrassing. I would be highly embarrassed to be friends with such a loser,” she fired.
“This is actually severe bad vibes. So whoever is doing that stop you f**king creep. And now I will have to change gyms. F**king weirdos,” Amber added.
She also tagged GymNation in her post, and wrote: “Is this even allowed??”
The influencer later admitted she had been shaken by the revelation she was being watched at the gym, and it left her feeling uncomfortable.
And she ended up cutting short the Instagram Stories Q&A session because she was so upset.
“Sorry I was going to continue answering questions but that has genuinely threw me off and made me feel soooo uncomfortable. I even shed a tear,” Amber wrote.
The star said she was a “misandrist”, which is someone who dislikes or despises men.
“I always train in the ladies only section and come to the main gym and men have to ruin it,” Amber shared.
The Love Island winner is currently looking for a place to buy in Dubai, after confessing she was “happier and less anxiety ridden” while in the United Arab Emirates.
She splits her time between there and the UK, and said she only returns home to see her friends and work commitments.
The model has been showing off her recent weight loss after launching her own fitness plan, called Amber Flexx, which offers subscribers exercise plans, supportive groups and helpful diet tips.
