Love Island bosses warned by Women’s Aid over ‘misogynistic scenes and controlling behaviour’ in villa
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thesun.co.ukLOVE Island bosses are in talks with Women's Aid over the extent of "misogyny and controlling behaviour" shown in the villa.
The ITV show has faced huge backlash over the behaviour of certain contestants, with many viewers calling out early signs of abuse.
In recent episodes, Luca Bish accused partner Gemma Owen of "flirting" with Billy Brown despite her insisting she wasn’t "entertaining" his advances.
Meanwhile, Davide Sanclimenti has repeatedly branded Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu a "liar" during explosive rows - despite kissing another girl in Casa Amor himself.
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