A former Love Island star has shocked fans by revealing she spent a staggering £1,000 per week on takeaways while appearing on the hit reality show.
The contestant, who chose to remain anonymous, admitted she was "completely addicted" to ordering food deliveries during her time in the villa, despite the show providing all meals.
An Expensive Habit
Speaking candidly about her experience, the Islander explained: "I just couldn't stop myself. Every night I'd be on my phone ordering takeaways – sometimes multiple deliveries in one evening."
She revealed her most extravagant order included:
- A £200 sushi platter
- Three different main courses from separate restaurants
- Multiple desserts "just to try"
The Aftermath
The reality star confessed the habit continued after leaving the show, saying: "It took me months to break the cycle. I was spending more on food than rent!"
Nutrition experts have warned about the dangers of such excessive takeaway consumption, highlighting potential risks including:
- Financial strain
- Weight gain
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Addictive eating patterns
The revelation has sparked debate among Love Island fans, with many questioning why producers didn't intervene sooner.
