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- Blu revealed Megan’s outside interactions with ex-Islander Tommy.
- Fans accused him of breaking Love Island’s no-contact rule.
- Viewers demanded consequences for sharing public opinions.
- Producers faced backlash for potentially allowing the breach.
Love Island is no stranger to drama, but the latest controversy has fans fuming.
Blu Chegini, a returning contestant, is currently facing backlash for reportedly violating a significant show rule by passing information from outside the competition to other Islanders. This action has led to public outcry, with audiences wondering if the producers will take any action.
Blu’s Shocking Revelation Sparks Backlash
On the episode that aired Wednesday (July 30), Blu made a surprising revelation that shocked fans. In a conversation with Dejon and Harry, he disclosed Megan’s previous encounters with former Islander Tommy Bradley.
He claimed Megan had been texting Tommy before her villa return and even saw him kissing Lucy, his current partner, at a club.
Fans immediately called foul, arguing that discussing outside events violates Love Island’s strict no-contact rule.
One viewer tweeted:
“Big Brother wouldn’t stand for that s**t from Blu. Not talking about the outside should be the one rule for coming back!”.
Another demanded consequences:
“NO WAY ARE THEY BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL… surely Blu is gonna be disciplined?”.
Did Producers Let the Rule Slide?
Love Island is known for isolating contestants from the outside world—no phones, no social media, and no updates on public opinion.
However, Blu’s remarks about Shakira and Toni as being “loved” by viewers, while others were labeled as “mean girls,” caused some to speculate if the producers intentionally allowed this breach to stir up drama.
A fan vented:
“Producers are so stupid, why bring them back just so they can spill outside info?”.
ITV has remained silent, but the incident has fueled debates on fairness.
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Last Updated on July 31, 2025 by 247 News Around The World
