Love Island fans have accused the male Islanders of "sabotaging" Will Young as he hunts for love.
Will is the only single Islander from the original group of 10, with Zara and David having just walked into the villa after going on dates with Ron and Tanya respectively. Will, meanwhile, is still waiting to find the right woman.
However, fans of the ITV2 show are convinced that the other Islanders are trying to "sabotage" Will on his quest for true love as they tried to give him fashion advice ahead of Zara returning to the villa following her date with Ron.
As they helped Will get ready for Zara entering the villa, they offered to give him some fashion advice - but viewers tuning in from home were less than impressed with their advice and said they were "setting Will up to fail".
"white baggy trousers??? tom is trying to sabotage him so bad #LoveIsland," one wrote, whilst a second viewer penned: "White baggy trousers?! They’re setting him up for failure #LoveIsland."
A third shared: "White baggy trousers are the boys suggestions??? #LoveIsland."
"The boys are demons. About white trousers they’re setting him up to fail #LoveIsland," a fifth penned, with a sixth commented on social media: "telling a man to wear white trousers is sabotage !! #LoveIsland."
Will previously admitted he had been finding it tough to juggle his work and relationship but is ready to find The One.
He said: "Having grown up on a farm, it’s been quite difficult juggling relationships and work. Love Island will give me time away from the farm to solely go out and find love. I think I’m at the time of my life where I’m mature enough to go and find a wife."
However, Will insists a love of animals isn't necessary for his future wife.
"My mum didn’t step on the farm for the first 20 years of my mum and dad’s marriage! What attracts me is energy, if the energy is there, she can do whatever she wants," he added of his future partner.
"As long as she respects what I do and my busy times of the year, then that’s all I need. If she loves it, bonus! But it’s not a big issue."
