Love Islanders ‘stalked by ghost’ and villa in ‘UFO zone’ as star 'hacked by aliens'

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Love Island 2022 has had its fair share of dramas, from Tasha’s pieing scandal to Davide branding Ekin-Su a “liar, an actress”.There have also been plenty of cosier scenes in which fans at home have watched contestants snuggle up under the covers - and often do much more than cuddle.

So the Majorcan villa is well used to things that go ‘hump’ in the night, but what about the scarier side of things? Fans at home might be surprised to learn that the property is built on a UFO hotspot - perhaps the reason for the wealth of paranormal activity that has bugged stars of the show. READ MORE: Love Island 2022's uncanny doppelgangers - Netflix sex star, Shakira, This Morning host From tiny purple aliens providing phone hacking services to a blonde girl stalking the halls, Daily Star takes a look into the Haunting of Love Island.Let’s face it - the 2022 series of Love Island wouldn’t be half as much fun without Turkish beauty Ekin-Su.She’s been entertaining fans at home since day dot, when the bombshell found herself crawling around the property for a cheeky liaison, stirring things up between the cast-mates.During one episode of Unseen Bits, Ekin opened up about how aliens have hacked her phone in a bizarre move for the little purple men.Speaking to beau Davide, Ekin explained: “When I was 22 in my home.

I was in my room with my little brother and we were just chilling and there was like flashing news and people were spotting UFO's and we were like 'come on’.“I looked outside my window and there was like a white circle, a disc.”She said the disc quickly disappeared, before elaborating: “My cousin Facetimed me from Turkey, I opened Facetime, there were three alien heads interfering with my f***ing Facetime.“Purple heads, three of.