Love Island's Ellie Spence claims 'none of the drama got shown'
Love Island 2023 star Ellie Spence has claimed there was unaired drama between contestants which hasn't been shown to viewers.
Sharing the news with her followers via TikTok, Ellie revealed that "everyone was feuding" inside the villa, but producers apparently haven't shown it.
"I'm going to do a YouTube video tomorrow and I'm going to spill everything," she said. "There was a girl divide, there was a boy divide, everyone was feuding. There were arguments like left and right that never got aired and I’m like, this is TV gold.
"I get it’s a dating show and they only have 40 minutes. They can’t show everything but I was there for the drama. So I’m so surprised that none of that got shown," Ellie continued.
"But it makes more sense when you understand like the underlying s**t that’s going on in there. And there was a lot of tension."
While she didn't go into the specifics of the unaired drama, Ellie promised to go into greater detail in her YouTube video by telling her followers to ask about everything they wanted to know.
"Ask more juicy ones [questions] and I'm not going to hold back," she added.
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Entering the villa as a bombshell alongside Spencer Wilks, Ellie chose to couple up with Ron before later ending up in a friendship couple with Jordan Odofin.
The couple were later dumped by their fellow being voted one of the least compatible couples by the public, with the Islanders instead choosing to save couples Samie Elishi and Tom Clare and Olivia Hawkins and Kai Fagan.
Elsewhere in her social media videos, Ellie also touched on the current Casa Amor shenanigans, revealing she had been backing Will and Jessie to win before his shocking kiss with Layla.
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Love Island airs nightly on ITV2, and is available via catch up on ITVX and BritBox.
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