Love Island star Luca Bish in secret attempt to win over Gemma Owen’s mum

Love Island viewers were left baffled and some even disgusted after they learnt a fact about the villa shower.The hit ITV2 dating show kicked off with a bang tonight (July 20) after Summer and Billy were brutally dumped from the island.The next morning, the girls were having their daily chat on the terrace about how they were feeling and how things were going with their couples.READ MORE: Love Island contacted by Women's Aid as concern grows over 'misogynistic behaviour' When the chat came to an end, Gemma Owen proclaimed that she was getting in the shower first.The girls' then proceeded to shout "shotgun" so they could next secure the shower once it was free.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HEREThis prompted viewers to head straight to social media and express confusion over the fact there is only one shower in the entire villa, with several not supporting the idea."Can't imagine having to take turns sharing ONE shower between a whole villa, no thanks #loveisland," a viewer wrote."Sharing one shower between everyone in the villa is vile, reminds me of being back at uni," another quipped. Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comA third claimed: "There’s only one shower? Ik certain folk don’t wash #Loveisland.""I can’t believe there’s ONE shower inside that entire villa between all of those people," another wrote which was accompanied by a sick face emoji.A fifth questioned: "In this big big villa..

Love Island star Luca Bish’s family have shared that they’ve been left feeling “broken” after the backlash received for his behaviour on the show. Luca, 23, has been blasted by viewers these past few days for his attitude towards Gemma Owen on Movie Night and Tasha Ghouri during the Snog, Pie, Challenge, of which he was accused of “bullying” the contestant.

ITV bosses are reportedly set to launch a new Love Island spin-off show for contestants in their 40s and 50s with "normal bodies".Dubbed as the mature version of the hit ITV2 show, which sees young attractive singletons find love in a sunny Majorcan villa, “Your Mum, My Dad”, will allegedly start later this year ahead of hoped-for screening in 2023.The middle-aged singletons will go on a retreat and be “coupled up” behind the scenes by their own kids.READ MORE: ITV bosses ‘kick off’ at GMB's Richard Arnold as he reveals awkward backstage secret A TV source said: “Times change and the current generation in their 40s and 50s still care about how they look, are fit and healthy, into fashion and are ready to let their hair down.“This show will give those who settled down young a second chance at love while they still feel in their prime.“And, let’s face it, they know their minds, will be capable of intelligent conversation and are likely to be much more adventurous — all ingredients regular Love Island sometimes lacks.”The show is being primed as a pilot by Love Island maker Lifted Entertainment.They hope to turn the format, commissioned by ITV, into a full series.The news follows calls for older contestants after concerns the current youngsters are not emotionally mature enough for the experience.Love Island has faced huge backlash over the behaviour of certain contestant in recent weeks, 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

The family of Love Island contestant Billy Brown have branded the ITV2 dating show 'toxic' and want to 'bring their boy home' after explosive scenes aired last night. Tuesday night's episode saw Danica Taylor left in tears after the fallout from the Snog, Marry, Pie challenge.

Love Island star Jacques O'Neill has turned down £60,000 to be on Celebs Go Dating, according to reports.

Love Island viewers have shared their anger by lodging official complaints. It has been revealed that thousands of official complaints have been made about the ITV2 dating show in the last seven days amid the annual Movie Night - dubbed Mad Movies - and claims of misogyny.

Love Island star Gemma Owen's mum Louise has rushed to defend Tasha Ghouri following last night's episode.The 23-year-old dancer and model was recently left in tears tears after finding herself in the bottom three following a public vote.Since then, Tasha has been criticised by some of her fellow islanders - including Luca Bish and Dami Hope.READ MORE: Michael Owen's wife Louise wows in plunging bikini in sun-soaked throwback with GemmaDuring last night's show (July 19), the pair decided to pie Tasha for her previous actions towards boyfriend Andrew Le Page.In the Snog, Marry, Pie challenge, Dami revealed he chose Tasha because she usually "gets away with a lot of stuff".Meanwhile, Luca said: "I could give you a list, but I'll let it go for today. It's just a game."Following the show, Gemma's mum Louise was quick to make her feelings clear on the whole situation.Louise - who is married to former footballer Michael Owen - showed her support to Tasha on her Instagram profile.

Ofcom has revealed they've received nearly 3,000 complaints across episodes that aired the Movie Night and Pie challenge. According to the government watchdog, 2,481 people complained over what took place on Sunday 17 July – which aired scenes from Movie Night.They listed the reasoning as being "related to alleged misogynistic behaviour by some of the male contestants". The following day, on 18 July, viewers saw the contestants take part in the Snog Marry Pie challenge.

Love Island 's Gemma Owen's mum Louise caused heads to turn with a gushing post with her stunning daughter.

Love Island ’s Danica Taylor unleashed her fury on Billy Brown during Tuesday night’s episode after it was revealed he had been sharing intimate details of their time together with his fellow boys in the villa. The episode had already gotten off to a rocky start after Billy chose to snub Danica during a game of Snog, Marry, Pie, and instead chose to kiss Gemma Owen and marry Paige Thorne, two women he had previously expressed interest.

Love Island fans were left distracted during Tuesday night's episode as they spotted a clothes blunder during the VIP party at Vibe Club. During the latest episode, the Islanders headed to Vibe Club where they were surprised with a set from superstar DJ Joel Corry.

Love Island fans were left on the edge of their seats during the latest edition of the ITV2 dating show.It was announced at the end of Tuesday's (July 19) episode that Danica Taylor, Summer Botwe, Dami Hope and Billy Brown are all at risk of being dumped from the villa.In shock twist it, host Laura Whitmore revealed it will be up to their co-stars to decide who goes.READ MORE: Love Island's Gemma Owen admits Luca Bish gave her the 'ick' in unseen ITV2 show clipAs she announced the news, the TV presenter said: "I am afraid the party is over."One boy and one girl will get the chop during Wednesday's (July 20) episode.It means they will miss out on the chance to fight for the £50,000 prize money.Fans were left fuming that they had to wait 24 hours to find out the result.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Why leave us on a cliffhanger when it’s obvious they will save Danica and Dami?"Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comAnother added: "One thing I liked about big brother is that eviction night was never a cliffhanger.

Love Island is changing the face of Britain as women copy the natural look of the current series' dare-to-bare stars, according to a skincare guru.Gone are 'frozen faces', 'freaky fillers', 'caked-on foundation’' and 'over-lined lips' which have featured in some previous series of the reality dating show.Instead the current crop of singles boast "flawless complexions, toned limbs and sizzling style", according to the co-founder of the Harley Street Skin Clinic Lesley Reynolds.READ MORE: Love Island spoilers show Laura Whitmore make unexpected villa return for brutal dumpingShe says the fresh-faced look adopted by stars such as Gemma Owen, 19, Tasha Ghouri, 23, and Indiyah Polack, 23, is encouraging women nationwide to go au naturel.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERELesley, 68, told OK! magazine: "Flawless complexions, toned limbs and sizzling style - the Love Islander girls are looking undeniably stunning in the villa this year."But have you noticed anything different about their appearance this time?"There are no frozen faces or freaky fillers, no caked-on foundation or even over-lined lips."Instead, from the very first episode, almost every female contestant has been sporting a gorgeous `no-effort’ look – think glossy lips, a gleaming complexion, barely-there make-up and a healthy natural glow.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.com "Of course it helps that the Islanders are all in their teens and 20s but it’s a look you can achieve your own way at any age.

Love Island bosses over the "misogynistic behaviour" displayed by the boys in recent episodes.The male islanders have recently come under fire for their treatment of the girls, especially after the return of Movie Night which saw Luca Bish rage at partner Gemma Owen after he deemed her antics with Billy as "flirty."Dami Hope was criticised for his harsh treatment towards Summer Botwe in which he branded her "fake" and played down their brief Casa Amor romance to Indiyah Polack.READ MORE: Love Island's Jess Gale flashes bum as she sizzles in smoking hot thong bikini snapFans picked up on a change in Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu at the beginning of last night's episode, with many claiming the boys had ripped her of her confidence.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE.Prior to leaving the villa, Jacques O'Neill also came under fire for comments he made towards Paige which were deemed unacceptable by fans.Following the backlash that has surfaced, specifically after last night's episode, Women's Aid have confirmed they are in talks with ITV about the behaviour currently being exhibited in the villa. In a statement released by Women's Aid, Teresa Parker, who is head of communications and media relations at the charity, said: "At Women’s Aid we are being tagged into a stream of Twitter posts, with viewers of Love Island highlighting the misogyny and controlling behaviour being shown on screen.

Love Island star Jazmine Nichol has thrown her support behind Luca Bish after the fishmonger received a backlash from fans.Luca sparked outrage from viewers for the way he treated his villa beau Gemma Owen during the show's explosive Movie Night episodes on Sunday and Monday (July 18).The fishmonger raged at Michael Owen's daughter as he felt she had entertained Billy Brown's advances and flirted with him, but she insisted she had done nothing wrong.READ MORE: Love Island's Gemma Owen admits Luca Bish gave her the 'ick' in unseen ITV2 show clipLuca's family later took to Instagram on his account to say they didn't condone his behaviour towards Gemma and apologised to the public in a statement.They told fans that Luca will be "embarrassed and deeply apologetic" when he watched the scenes back on TV.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE.His sister Claudia, who has been handling her brother's socials, said she had been physically sick from crying after the constant barrage of hate and death threats he had been receiving.However, Luca has now received support from fellow islander Jazmine Nichol, who was booted from the island after the Casa Amor episodes.In a private message to Luca's family, she told them how sorry she was that they were receiving such a "barrage of hate" and that her experience with Luca was "nothing but great".She told them Luca was the only person who stopped her from quitting the show, and that the show is edited for entertainment purposes and that it doesn't always reflect the islanders' true characters.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comJazmine said: "I am so

Love Island series has given us all the drama that we were hoping for and more. Now, as we near the end of the eighth series of the ITV2 dating show, many fans are wondering when the iconic 'Meet The Parents' challenge will happen this year.In this episode, which often takes place near the end of each series, parents or other family members of the final Islanders enter the villa to meet their partners and get to know them a bit more.

Amber Gill has shut down claims that she’s “trolling” Love Island stars after her commentary on the ITV2 dating show turned sour as she shared her brutally honest opinion on Luca Bish and Dami Hope.Over the past few days, the Brighton fishmonger has come under fire for his horrible treatment of his current partner Gemma Owen following the notorious Movie Night episode where he lost his temper after seeing footage of Gemma and Billy “flirting.”The 23-year-old's family have since shared a heartfelt apology to Michael Owen’s daughter on his behalf while his sister continues to plead with fans of the show to stop sending death threats to his account online.READ MORE:Love Island fans floored as they find out 'Ekin-Su is secretly related to famous rapper'During last night’s show (July 19), the former reality show winner, 24, shared her latest commentary on the ITV show during which she labelled Luca and Dami “public enemy no1”, adding: “It’s actually not normal to laugh like that at other people hurting.

Love Island has been nothing short of dramatic and we have seen plenty of fan favourite segments return.Soon fans will no doubt be seeing the famous 'Meet the Parents’ episode.Over the years plenty of family members have entered the villa from siblings to grandparents.READ MORE: OnlyFans star Elle Brooke teases fresh boxing bout as adult star revels in debut triumphWith relatives such as Gemma’s dad Michael Owen and Ekin-Su's brother making waves outside of the villa, fans can’t get enough of the prospect of the Islanders’ loved ones making their debut in Mallorca.Last year's Islander Kaz Kamwi's sister Banji spoke to OK! Magazine about what it is like to enter the villa as a family member.From confiscated possessions to off-limits conversations, 25-year-old Banji reveals what happens when you take part in the fan-favourite episode, which conversations are off limits and why watches are banned.The family are told to behave 'naturally' and have a 'good time' but there are some topics that are completely off limits.Banji said: “We were told that we weren’t allowed to talk about the outside world in relation to the show,”“You are allowed to speak about things that have happened in relation to family life, but you couldn’t talk about things that had happened as a result of the show."They also aren't allowed to take watches into the villa, because of the strict set of rules that Islanders must adhere to.She explained that if they found out the time it might 'disorientate' the Islanders.She also gave a bit of advice to any family member that is entering the villa.She said that it is easy to get 'overwhelmed' but she also said: “I would encourage anyone going in this year to forget about the stress and to enjoy themselves and

LOVE Island fans have branded Gemma Owen 'fake' after she made another catty comment about her villa bestie Ekin-Su. Viewers are confused about the dynamic between the pair after Gemma's numerous digs at Ekin in the villa.

Love Island star Luca Bish's family have issued an apology to fans for how he treated Gemma Owen after they had an explosive argument on Sunday night's episode (July 17th). Luca lost his rag with Gemma after seeing footage of her 'flirting' with Billy Brown.

LOVE 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.