Former Love Island bombshell Kaz Crossley has shared her side of the story following her release from a Dubai jail following her arrest.
The 27-year-old was arrested when she caught a connecting flight in the country in relation to a video of her snorting a suspicious white powder that leaked back in 2020.
Kaz told her 1.1 million Instagram followers that she’s “ready to move forward” and owes it to herself to get “closure” from the situation by sharing her side of the story.
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“So in 2020 I was in Dubai and I was filmed, it was me in the video. No one forced me to do that,” she admitted. “It was a time in my life where I definitely didn’t love myself at all. And this is reflected in what I was doing to my body.”
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Kas also revealed that despite rumours of a friend leaking the video, she claims it was actually an ex that shared the video with malicious intent.
“The video wasn’t taken by my friend, it was taken by an ex, I didn’t know he had this video when we broke up. He released it online maliciously with the intent of ruining my career and it definitely did what he intended, not only that, it completely ruined my mental health.”
(Image: kazcrossley/Instagram)
Speaking about the moment she was detained while catching a connecting flight, she said: “I wasn’t thinking, I was then detained in Abu Dhabi and kept in custody from Monday through to Friday which is when they released me. I was very accepting of the situation,”
“I am very confident now standing up for my own truth, I have made mistakes. I have made a lot of mistakes but I will not allow my past to define who I am now,” Kaz explained.
(Image: kazcrossley/Instagram)
Thanking her followers for their support, she concluded: “I am ready to put closure on this situation, finish this chapter of my book.”
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