Love Island bombshell Chloe Burrows has been hit with an influx of vile messages from trolls after she entered the villa.
The messages have only increased since the shocking twist that Shannon Singh would leave after Chloe chose to couple up with Aaron Francis.
Despite developing a “thick skin”, Chloe’s family have been forced to open up on the horrific abuse that has devoured her Instagram DMs.
In a statement on Instagram, they said they’ve “had enough” after just three episodes.
They wrote: “We all have thick skin, but the amount of trolling Chloe has been receiving is absolutely disgusting.
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“This morning we work up to yet another DM encouraging Chloe to kill herself – there have been hundreds. Have the deaths of Sophie, Mike and Caroline taught us nothing?
“Not only that, but people are flooding her inbox threatening to kill her themselves. People… this is a game show, there is a cash prize!”
They added: “We understand the frustration surrounding Shannon Singh’s eviction – we feel it too!
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“She didn’t deserve to leave so early, but Chloe does not deserve to die because Shannon had to leave the villa! She will have had no idea of the repercussions of her decision prior to making it.
“We are not naïve. We know that this post won’t put an end to trolling. All the advice we get is to ‘ignore it’ and ‘block the trolls’, sometimes it’s not that easy.
“Our hope is that this just reminds some of you to be kind.”
Chloe’s family then revealed a DM from an anonymous account telling Chloe that she is ugly and telling her to fall in the fire pit.
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They were seen saying: “You got rid of Shannon, I’ll get rid of you.”
In a shocking turn of events, minutes after Chloe’s friends and family posted the hateful message, their Instagram story was taken down for breaking community guidelines.
Some people also have taken to Twitter to encourage people to be kind in the wake of a string of harsh tweets and posts about Chloe.
For emotional support you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email jo@samaritans.org, visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
