ITV's Love Island hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints over 'toxic' bullying in villa
Love Island has been hit with 337 of Ofcom complaints after viewers were left unhappy about "toxic bullying" within the villa.
It's not the first time this season the ITV2 dating show has been reported to the regulator. Many fans of the popular reality television programme also blasted producers over the 'Movie Night' episode, which lead to intense scenes being aired, causing a huge rift amongst the islanders as some relationships hit rock bottom.'Movie Night' involved getting all the couples sitting around a table with popcorn as they were shown clips from Casa Amor, with all their antics being finally unmasked.Love Island received 266 complaints for its show on February 23 and a further 71 complaints for the episode on February 22.
The majority of complaints were about Tanya’s behaviour towards Shaq and Olivia’s behaviour towards Kai, writes The Mirror.Shaq was left in tears after Movie Night, after Tanya was exposed for kissing Martin.
Despite Shaq being visible upset, Tanya didn't apologise for what happened - resulting in some fans branding her "self-centred and immature".
