Billie Faiers downed shots until 3am in tiny hotpants at rowdy Maldives wedding and Greg Shepherd paid tribute to her bum during the speeches
The 29-year-old and Greg have come under fire from other guests at the resort for their wild antics, which Billie says went on until 3am
BILLIE Faiers downed shots until 3am during her rowdy wedding party after tying the knot to Greg Shepherd.
The reality stars, who have come under fire for their “yobbish” antics, said "I do" at the luxury resort on Kuramathi in the Maldives last week.
Greg added: “It was 4am once we’d dropped everyone off on the golf buggy. The after-party was in the resort’s soundproofed karaoke lounge. We left loads of guests partying there after 3am.”
Fortunately Billie’s mum Sue took their children Nelly and Arthur so the couple could have a lie in, but Billie admitted she was left with a “very sore throat.”
Over the past week various holidaymakers have come forward to slam Billie, her Greg Shepherd, and their guests for taking over the swanky hotel resort and causing chaos.
Yesterday a couple came forward to reveal they had been left devastated after the "yobbos" brought "Ibiza to the Maldives"; and "ruined" the holiday that they had saved thousands for.
They said: "They were screaming and shouting. The noise was awful.
"We had been told to dress appropriately in the restaurants and bar areas but these girls were parading round in bikinis and g-strings.
The couple, who are grandparents, added: "They didn't have to pay for any of the drinks and cocktails and they abused it.
"We also saw them leave dirty nappies on the beach, discard their rubbish and have loud water fights."
The elderly pair were also among the guests to have shelled out for a luxury sandbank villa only to be unable to use it for five hours on the day of Billie and Greg's wedding as they had chosen to tie the knot on the sandbank.
A holidaymaker previously told The Sun Online that 33-year-old Greg called a hotel guest a "c***" as they took a photo of Billie in her bridal gown while they tried to regain access to their villa.
Another holidaymaker slammed the wedding party's "arrogance and flagrant disregard for others".
They raged at the time: "They are just concerned about themselves and how to make their image look good.
"They have not apologised for their behaviour nor the loss of island facilities which have been closed exclusively for them."
Billie has since claimed that her wedding party were "very respectful" and insisted that she had no complaints.
Read the full interview in OK! Magazine out now.
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