Love Island SPOILER: Molly-Mae has crisis talks with Tommy after THAT challenge… as viewers urge bosses to do the lie detector test to ‘expose’ her
She was left reeling in horror after discovering viewers thought she was ‘bored’ and ‘faking’ her feelings towards boyfriend Tommy Fury.
And Molly-Mae, 20, is keen to set the record straight with the boxer, also 20, in Tuesday’s upcoming episode of Love Island.
It comes as fans of the hit ITV2 show have urged bosses to bring in the lie detector test, to expose the ‘rattled’ social media influencers motives.
Crisis talks: Molly-Mae, 20, is keen to set the record straight with boyfriend Tommy Fury, also 20, in Tuesday’s upcoming episode of Love Island
In Tuesday’s show, Molly-Mae addresses the headline: ‘Love Island fans accuse ‘bored’ Molly-Mae of faking her love for Tommy’.
Pulling the boxer to one side, she says: ‘After all this time, people are going to come to me and say that I’m being fake. That is so frustrating to hear.’
Tommy is keen to reassure Molly-Mae that he doesn’t care about the revelations from the challenge.
Upset: Pulling the boxer to one side, she says: ‘After all this time, people are going to come to me and say that I’m being fake. That is so frustrating to hear’
He says: ‘It doesn’t matter what anyone thinks because I love you so much. That’s all you need to know. You’ve got my heart until you don’t want it anymore.’
Molly-Mae faced the brunt of bad press in the challenge, which saw islanders read out headlines and guess who they were about.
The blonde beauty’s private conversation where she revealed she ‘doesn’t trust’ Belle’s relationship with Anton was aired to the islanders as well the headline: ‘Molly Mae is ‘pretending’ to be happy for Maura and Curtis, claim viewers.’
Fake? It comes as fans of the hit ITV2 show have urged bosses to bring in the lie detector test, to expose the ‘rattled’ social media influencers motives
Doting boyfriend: Tommy is keen to reassure Molly-Mae that he doesn’t care about the revelations from the challenge
Following the explosive challenge, viewers urged the lie detector test to be brought in to expose Molly-Mae’s true motives and feelings.
One wrote: ‘Only one way to redeem yourself molly mae BRING ON THE LIE DETECTOR’, while another added: ‘Mate, Molly has been rattled & Anton is in the doghouse with his boys. Chris has shot himself the foot. We needed that challenge for small chaos, bring on the lie detector & let the whole villa shake.’
A third chimed: ‘Me waiting patiently for the baby challenge, the lie detector, (where Molly will fail on the question ‘are you in love with Tommy?’) And the parents to come in.’
The lie detector test is thought to not be included in this year’s series following the death of a Jeremy Kyle guest and the suicides of Mike Thalassitis and Sophie Gradon.
Fuming! Following the explosive challenge, viewers urged the lie detector test to be brought in to expose Molly-Mae’s true motives and feelings
A TV source told The Sun: ‘A series of top-level meetings have been held over the past few weeks with regard to safety measures and duty of care procedures.
‘One of the issues raised was the lie detector. The feeling was, in the wake of the Jeremy Kyle case, bosses must be whiter than white — they cannot mess with people’s emotions.
‘The test they used last year was very basic — one not approved by the British Polygraph Association.
‘While nothing is set in stone and ideas change on an almost daily basis, at the moment there are no plans to bring the polygraphs back.’
It comes after viewers watched Molly-Mae was left furious by the headline revelations.
She ranted in the beach hut: ‘I’m definitely not bored. If people still think I’m fake at this point, what hope have I got?’
Love Island continues on Tuesday on ITV2 at 9pm.
Dramatic: Another of the headlines sees Belle hurling a drink over Molly-Mae, which ruffled her feathers
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