Huge Love Island shake up for stars as show changes way it is filmed | The Sun
CASEY O'Gorman has revealed that the Love Island stars faced a huge shake-up this series.
Stars of previous Love Island series got a day off from filming each week to recuperate from the intense schedule.
But Casey, 26, told how that's not quite the case anymore.
During an Instagram Q&A with fans, he said: "No not so much days off.
"We did have days where there was less filming, like more chill days, but you were filmed 24/7."
Chris Williamson, who took part in the first season of Love Island, previously revealed that the contestants got one day off a week.
More on Love Island
Love Island star Katie Salmon arrested after fight and is rushed to hospital
Love Island Reunion date revealed as stars clash over villa feuds
Speaking on his podcast, Chris said: “Once a week we were allowed to leave the villa and weren’t filmed so none of the viewers would ever know.
“There was a day every week when footage wasn’t needed, which was liberating as you could talk about anything.”
A spokesperson later explained: “Occasionally in the past, some Islanders have been taken out of the villa – for example last year all of the girls were taken out for beauty treatments – but this is at the producers’ discretion and it is very much done on an ad hoc basis (as opposed to a set day each week).”
They added: “The majority of the dates, which are filmed, take place away from the villa.”
Most read in Love Island
All set to 'kick off' at reunion after Kai and Sanam are crowned winners
Love Island feud 'revealed' as Sanam snubs two show finalists after win
Kai and Sanam reveal what they're spending £50k Love Island winnings on
Love Island fans slam show for ‘disrespectful’ move after winners announced
During the Q&A Casey also revealed he and Rosie Seabrook are already spending time apart after leaving the villa together.
He said: "All is good. We flew back together, as well as Will and Jessie.
"But we're both just spending time with families at the moment."
Source: Read Full Article