Love Island contestants told 'how to manage bank accounts by ITV' after show

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Love Island star Priya Gopaldas has spoken to Daily Star about her time in the villa and how the islanders were supported upon their departure.The former contestant was on the show back in 2021 and coupled up with Brett.However, the medical student left the villa along with her partner before they could make it to the final.READ MORE: Love Island's Georgia Steel wows fans as she parades toned figure in tiny bikiniIt has previously been confirmed that islanders receive a debrief when they leave the house, but Priya admitted a rather unique way the producers continue to care for their contestants.She revealed the helpful advice Love Island producers bestowed upon the islanders: “We were quite close to the end when we left, so we were put in a villa.

I was with Brett, who I left with, and a chaperone.”Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comPriya explained: “We stayed in the villa for about a week and during that week, we would then get our phones back and we’d get the debrief, a social media debrief.

We got some training for social media and managing your bank account, things like that, then we appeared on the live Aftersun show.”Gopaldas admitted that the information was invaluable as she “had no idea” how to take care of her finances before she received the training.She gushed: “It was probably quite useful actually because I’ve actually had no training, I only knew how to take out student finance, but apart from that I had no idea how to manage money or anything like that.

So, it was useful.”Since leaving the villa, Priya has teamed up with alternative meat brand Quorn and is running the Royal Parks Half Marathon later this year.Quorn is the marathon’s.