A FORMER Love Islander has revealed what happens to the phones stars use during their time in the villa.
Fans often see the singletons using phones to take selfies and they also get texts from producers telling them something’s about to happen.
But Amy Hart – who shot to fame on series five of Love Island in 2019 – has admitted the stars don’t get to keep all the photos they take over the course of the show.
During a TikTok Q&A Amy, 29, was asked: “When you take pictures on the phones you have in the villa do you get all the videos/photos sent to you when you get home or do you not see them again?”
In a video, Amy replied: “No. Sadly you don’t get to keep all of the photos.
“Some of them will have been uploaded to the Facebook, Instagram and Twitter accounts so you can get them from there.
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“But everything gets wiped when you leave because your phone gets given to the next Islander who comes in.”
Amy recently appeared on Embarrassing Bodies to open up about the pressure she felt ahead of her stint in the villa.
During one segment of the programme Doctor Anand Patel spoke to Doctor David Crepaz-Keay about the impact that reality TV have on young people’s body image.
Amy later joined Dr Patel to talk about the pressure she felt before going in the villa, and the extreme measures she took to lose weight.
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Although the former air hostess is now a healthy weight, she weighed just nine stone when she appeared on our screens.
Amy confessed: “It was pretty extreme actually.
“Eight weeks – gym every day, 1800 calories, vegan diet plan, I gave up drinking, I’d call in sick to work so I could go to the gym instead.”
Dr Patel asked her: “Why did you think you needed to do that?”
Amy replied: “I thought I needed to do that to be attractive to the boys that would be in the villa.”
