Love Island’s Marcel Somerville opens up about how he knew when the bombshells were going to enter the villa.
Series three star Marcel exclusively chatted to the Daily Star during a Facebook Live chat last week.
He said: “I think there needs to be some changes to the format because everyone knows four weeks go past and Casa Amor happens and then after that, there are too many people in the villa so we find out who is the least favourite Islanders and obviously that is the Casa Amor people so they go.
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“Me and Johnny used to be in there and be like they’re going to send a girl in today and we would literally guess it right every time.
“There is a repetitiveness of how the format is.”
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He also revealed that the villa is impossible to escape from and how the boys and girls are separated on their days off.
Talking about his time in the villa, Marcel said: “There’s no way you can escape, you can probably try running but you haven’t got a passport and you haven’t got any money.
“You’d probably get to the bottom of the road and be like ‘yo, I’m running away from a villa where there’s free food and you’re chilling and potentially coming out of it when you’re going to make loads of money.”
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He continued: “But what you do on your day out sometimes you have a little beach day the boys will have a beach day just the boys and the girls will be at the villa and do whatever they’re doing.
“They keep you separate so you’re having you little chats and talking about things it’s a little breakaway.
“Usually they do those on Sundays as they film up until Saturday which is on the Sunday episode and that’s why we get the Sunday off.”
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The rapper argued that producers may have guided Jacques out of the villa due to his “aggressive” behaviour.
Marcel explained: “I can’t talk for producers but I do feel like if someone is bringing certain energy and vibe to the show the producers are more likely to be more like say ‘you know what, obviously you aren’t having the best time here if you do want to leave then we 100% support it’.”
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