Furious Love Island fans accuse bosses of FAKING heart rate results and splitting the couples to cause ‘drama’
FURIOUS Love Island fans have accused bosses of FAKING the heart rate results and purposely splitting the couples up to cause “drama”.
Last night the boys and girls competed in a Dirty Dancing challenge which saw Paige crack her whip and Sophie dress up as an angel.
Despite it all being a bit of light-hearted fun in the villa, things soon turned heated when the results were revealed.
Sophie and Shaughna were left devastated when their love interests Callum Jones and Connor Durman got hut under the collar for new girl Rebecca Gormley.
She danced for all the boys within moments of entering the villa for the first time.
And it appears she impressed, with Callum and Connor calling her a “beautiful” “supermodel”.
The results then revealed Callum and Connor’s heart rates had soared during her dance – and they were off on a date with her to the Hideaway.
But some viewers weren’t convinced the heart rate results were accurate.
One said: “Anyone think the heart rates weren’t raised more for the newbie? The producers totally picked the two which would stir the shit most #LoveIsland.”
Another added: “Swear I don’t trust the heart rate challenge the producers just pick random names for drama but am still here for it #LoveIsland.”
Someone else said: “I’m convinced the producers just decided who would cause most drama by going on a date with Rebecca then said their heart rate was raised #LoveIsland.”
A fan raged: “The producers really think I’m gonna believe this fake heart rate nonsense is real #LoveIsland.”
Another said: “Producers adding entertainment by choosing Connor and Callum, ok fair dos #LoveIsland.”
Someone claimed: “That was a lovely twist, in reality their hearts probs didn’t even raise for her #loveisland.”
The part-time model promised to cause maximum drama as she revealed that she has her eye on Mike, Callum, and Connagh.
A Love Island spokesman said: “It’s nonsense to suggest the heart rates were faked.”
