Love Island star Coco Lodge has spoken in graphic detail about what happened under the covers with Andrew Le Plage, during their controversial time together in Casa Amor.
Andrew, who is in a relationship with Tasha Gouri, had his turned by 24-year-old Coco while the Islanders were split up during Casa Amor.
They admitted that an attraction to each other meant that they got pretty steamy together in no time at all, with the villa and viewers at home abuzz with what happened when the pulled the duvet covers over them when in bed.
Chatting to hosts FUBAR Radio Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng on Access All Areas, Coco relived that night and explained what happened.
She said: "We did not have sex, I mean he sucked on the t*t, there was probably like a**e groping and like, you know, maybe like bit of I don't know rubbing against each other but that’s about it."
Coco admitted that it was "quite hard to hold back" and added that "It's not great when you're so sexually attracted to someone like it's really hard to not get carried away."
The graphic designer said that after the trolling she received on social media about the situation, she wishes that she had gone further with Andrew.
The reality star continued: "I wish I just went the full way because the amount of hate I got anyway like I might as well have you know."
Coco also revealed that her dad had called the ITV2 show's producers to complain about her being misrepresented and that there was a potential mental health issue because of it.
She said: "When I was in the villa, apparently my Dad called the producers and was like, you need to show her full personality because what you're showing is causing so much hate... you're going to ruin my daughter's mental health."
Coco described her short stay in the villa as a "rollercoaster" and that she quickly became "obsessed" with being on the show.
She continued: "The first day I went into Casa, that was so fun. Then obviously, having such a strong connection with someone so quickly.
"I never thought I could literally catch [feelings] in basically a day, but I was obsessed. And it was so nice to have that connection with someone you get so close so quickly.
"Obviously, it didn't work out. But that was a nice experience. Then I had the downfall of everything."
Coco said she struggled to adjust to villa life post Casa Amor as she found the original girls to be “unwelcoming”.
She said: "It was actually really hard for me. What's not shown on the edit of it is the fact that I was literally hyperventilating, crying loads, like I really, really struggled at first, not even just with Andrew but the girls, like some of them weren't welcoming to begin with.
"It was actually really hard. I just kind of thought we've all been through the same process, you've just been chosen to go in before me.
"So, it was really hard to adjust to when the OGs came back in. I really did struggle at first, but towards the end, my experience was just like, honestly, I can't explain like when you're close with everyone in there it was so different."
Coco also gave a scathing assessment of the couples in the villa, saying that there is definitely a different agenda than finding love for those there.
She said: "You don't really see people switching from people to people in there, just because I think they're so concerned about getting to the end and you know, getting their clothing deal."
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