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New reality show in chaos as contestants demand to leave after Queen's death

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Love Island and TOWIE, is a physically gruelling “competition” show by MTV which is planned to be broadcast on Channel 5.But production is said to be in chaos because the contestants are so upset by the Queen’s death on September 8, they want to quit filming and return to the UK. READ NEXT: Love Island's Georgia Steel wows fans in neon bikini while sunbathing on holidayA source said that filming is currently in Argentina and as is the norm on a reality show, the cast isn't allowed access to their phones.

However show bosses made an exception in this instance as they thought the contestants deserved to learn about the monarch's death.

But it is causing some “issues” apparently as it has upset some of them who now want to leave. The source told The Sun: "They understand it's an emotional time and a monumental moment in history, so they appreciate why some of the stars feel unsettled about being away from home at this time."The producers are doing their best to get them all to stay.”It also recently emerged that Kaz Kamwi, Marcel Somerville and Arabella Chi are among the contestants The Challenge has nabbed.In other reality show news, Love Island star Olivia Attwood has reached out to her fans for help finding her Range Rover after it was stolen from her driveway.The TV star took to Instagram to share photos of her black Range Rover as she told her followers that the vehicle had been stolen just shy of 1am on Thursday morning (September 15).She wrote: "This car has just been stolen from my driveway, about 15 mins ago.

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