Love Island star Danny Bibby believes the show's editing made him out to be some kind of "psycho" on screen.
Lasting just six days in the villa, he entered into a love triangle with Lucinda Strafford and Aaron Francis before falling victim to a dramatic vote-off twist.
Now, reflecting on his time in a new TikTok video, Danny suggested that he's a completely different person than what viewers would assume.
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"I can't emphasise enough how the show is made to be a show for entertainment," he told his followers.
"If they showed me laughing and joking with Kaz Kamwi, it wouldn't fit the storyline. So they've got to edit it."
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Pulling back the curtain a little further, Danny added: "I'm the nicest guy ever. But I get why people think I'm an absolute psycho, because I was the only one who had a pair of balls and said something when someone did something wrong.
"If they showed you what everyone got up to you wouldn't be interested, it's just everyone having fun."
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Last night's episode of the ITV2 reality show saw the producer add a twist to the weekly public’s vote for the least compatible couple.
After a lovely dinner date, the couples had to vote within themselves which of their fellow islanders should go, with Mary and Aaron, Jake and Liberty, and Faye and Teddy each receiving three votes while newcomers Brett and Priya received five votes,
Now, the public will vote to save their favourite couple, and we expect to find out in tonight's (August 16) episode who will be leaving the villa.
Love Island airs on ITV2, and is available via catch up on ITV Hub, with episodes available the following morning for BritBox subscribers.
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