Love Island OG Luis Morrison is at the centre of a child maintenance row after an angry ex says he's not paying for his son.
Luis, who was on the first series of the hit dating show, has been criticised by his son's mum Chloe Elizabeth for failing to contribute to his child's upbringing.
Luis, 28, and Chloe, 23, welcomed son Romeo in October 2021 but split months later. The tot had to remain in hospital for the first nine weeks of his life as he battled health issues.
Following their split in June, the duo are seemingly at loggerheads, with Chloe taking a swipe at her ex for failing to pay for their son despite saying he earns £10k a month.
Taking to Instagram to vent her anger, she asked her followers for help and say she's "owed £300 a month but haven’t been paid since 31st May".
"Is there anything I can do to get that money because my child has to live?" she queried.
She then claimed the hunk earns "£10k a month" but doesn't contribute "a penny to his son," before deleting her comments. She also uploaded and deleted further accusations that Luis doesn't pay for his other child, Vienna, who he shares with former Love Island flame Cally Jane Beach.
In the now-deleted post, Chloe slammed him for not paying for Vienna and "going out on the p***" instead.
It's not the first time Chloe has called out Luis' actions. Shortly after their split she accused him of "not making an effort" with their son.
The couple first went public with their relationship on social media in July 2020 and when they announced they were having a baby. Chloe joked that she thought they had "escaped the lockdown baby boom."
Unfortunately, their pairing wasn't to last and a source close to the couple told The Sun following their split: "Luis and Chloe went through a very difficult time with their son and despite everything, they have just failed to make it work.
"They decided to split after a string of rows, and the long distance between Manchester and Newcastle wasn’t helping.
"They’ve unfollowed each other on socials and Chloe has accused him of not making an effort with the newborn baby as he’s always out partying."
The Mirror has contacted Luis' representatives for comment.
