Love Island stars ‘banned’ from going clubbing after reunion party
Remember the days where clubs where off-limits to us, be it from our strict parents or the legal age limit? Well, some things never change.
According to MailOnline, Love Island producers banned the cast from going clubbing after the big reunion over the weekend.
ITV bosses were left frustrated when they heard that the 2019 cast were planning on leaving the after-party early to go clubbing at London spot Libertine.
The cast, including Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea, were sent straight home after the show's annual reunion was filmed at Hertfortdshire’s Elstree studios.
"All the Love Island stars were booked in at Libertine last night after the wrap-party,’" an insider told the publication.
"The executive producer of the show found out they were leaving the wrap party earlier and kicked off about it."
The source added: "None of them were allowed to go on to any other nightclubs and instead had to go straight home."
The producers apparently made the call as part of their duty of care towards the Islanders to aid them in adjusting to newfound fame.
A spokesperson for the show later dismissed the claim, dispelling rumours of a ban from leaving the wrap party early.
The news comes after Molly-Mae Hague has apparently accepted ITV's offer of therapy after being bullied online since leaving the villa.
The Instagram star hopes it will help her "get her head around it all and hopefully get back to her old self soon".
Molly-Mae was advised to take a break from social media while she adapts to the change, and she has since returned to the social app.
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