Love Island All Stars biggest rule breaker has entered the villa, AI has claimed – but it’s not who you think it is.
On Monday (January 15) night, loyal fans of the ITV2 reality show from up and down the country tuned in for the highly anticipated series to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dating programme. And it’s fair to say the show kicked off with a bang as exes Jake Cornish and Liberty Poole and Molly Smith and Callum Jones reunited just hours after entering the villa.
As things continue to heat up in the villa, Daily Star has quizzed one of the most popular artificially intelligent ‘creative’ tools Bard AI to see who the biggest rule breaker on the show will be. When asked who could get up to the most trouble in the star-studded villa, the programme hinted that Chris Taylor could be the biggest trickster in the show.
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It warned producers: “Chris was known for his mischievous persona and flirtatious nature during his original series. Rumours suggest he might have a plan to communicate with people outside the villa, which breaks a major rule.
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“Ultimately, the biggest rule breaker will be whoever provides the most entertaining and dramatic TV moment for viewers.” It comes after the 33-year-old confessed that he is planning to send secret messages to his family and friends tuning into the show from the villa.
As avid fans will know, Islanders have their phones taken away from them when the enter the luxurious mansion and aren’t allowed to speak to people on the outside. But the Barbie star confessed is hoping to bend the rules.
In an interview with Daily Star and other press, he hinted that he is going to use some cryptic gestures in front of the cameras to send a message to his friends back home. He told us: “Me and the boys discussed one, which is this.”
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He proceeded to show off the signal, which involved him sliding his hands together so that his fingers were interlocked and wiggling his two middle fingers out from on top and underneath. Explaining what it means, Chris went on: “That means I’m okay.
“So basically, in every seen that you see me doing this, you’ll know that I’m fine. You’ll see me doing that for however long I’m in there.” This wouldn’t be the first time that the Leicester star has broken the rules on the dating programme.
After he left the show in 2019, the reality star confessed that he once got “told off” by ITV bosses for playing a ball game during his time in the villa. Despite being on the show for only 15 days, the hunk certainly left an impact, becoming known for his iconic “salmon” pool dive.
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He told OK! Magazine: “You weren’t really made away of the rules a lot of the time. Me and the boys were once playing a game with an orange, which I think I made up where we were throwing it to each other.
“You had to catch it one-handed and if you caught it two-handed or dropped it, you had to go jump in the pool. But it was really late on in the day, someone threw it to me and I dropped it so we all ran towards the pool and they came over the tannoy and said, ‘Chris don’t’ and I was like, ‘What, why?’ and they just said, ‘Chris don’t’.
“In my head, I was like, ‘You’re not giving me a reason, I’m going to do it – unless you can tell me why I shouldn’t do it, I’m going to do it’. So I did it and I got a proper telling off for it, but I think that was because I undermined them.”
Fans will have to stay tuned to see what wild antics the Islanders will get up to in the villa.
Love Island All Stars continues on ITV2 from 9pm or catch up on ITVX
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