Love Island fans confused by 'unused hideaway' as they slam 'overproduced' series

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Love Island fans have hit out at ITV producers for "barely using" The Hideaway in this series of the show.The Hideaway is a separate room from the main bedroom where all the islanders sleep and contestants are told when they can choose which couples get to spend a night alone in the room.From this season, Tanya Manhenga and Shaq Muhammad were the first couple to go into The Hideaway, and spent a steamy night together under the sheets, with Tanya confirming the next morning that they'd had sex.READ MORE: Love Island bombshell Claudia Fogarty's hottest snaps - cut-out bikinis and latex dressWill Young and Jessie Wynter were the second and last couple to get to spend time in The Hideaway, with Jessie confessing to Tanya that she and Will also "did the deed".However, with Casa Amor looming, fans feel like the secret room is "under-utilised" and have suggested producers allow viewers to vote for who can go in there."Why is the Hideaway so under utilised?" one Reddit user fumed. "I feel like there should be a public vote for the favourite couple at least once a week so we can see some decent content from our favourite couples [in the Hideaway]."A second user added: "I remember in past seasons they used the Hideaway for other things, they would put a bombshell in there and ask them to pick a date to go to the Hideaway with.""I think they should go back to using it for more things.

Last year they teased a hideaway in Casa Amor and never used it. They need to get creative using it again," they continued.A third viewer added their thoughts: "It's not even the Hideaway at this point, because I'm sure we'd get those same conversations with a side of whips, handcuffs and kisses, nothing else.""The producers need to take a good look.