Love Island branded a ‘fix’ as Gemma ISN’T in the bottom three despite upsetting fans
LOVE Island viewers have branded the show a fix because Gemma Owen wasn’t voted one of the least popular.
The 19-year-old has sparked constant debate since the show kicked off – but has survived the latest dumping despite all the drama.
Unbeknown to the contestants, the British public were given the opportunity to vote for their favourite male and female at the end of Sunday evening’s episode of the hit ITV2 dating show.
Tonight the islanders were told to gather at the fire pit, where they later learnt who were the least popular contestants through a series of text messages.
The public vote left male contestants Jay Younger, Andrew Le Page and Ikenna Ekwonna vulnerable to a dumping.
While three female contestants are also at risk, Tasha Ghouri – who is currently coupled up with Andrew – Ekin-Su Culculoglu – who is currently with Jay – and Amber Beckford.
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Viewers were left on a cliff-hanger as the show ended just before the most unpopular islanders were revealed.
Taking to Twitter to express their surprise about Michael Owen’s daughter, one person wrote: “Gemma not being in the bottom 3??? Fix. #LoveIsland.”
“There is NO WAY more people voted for Gemma as their favourite over Ekin-Su, fix fix fix #LoveIsland,” tweeted another.
While someone else wrote: “Gemma got more votes than Ekin-Su? That’s a fix surely #LoveIsland.”
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Last week bombshell Danica opted to steal Luca from Gemma, forcing her to take back her ex-partner, Davide Sanclimenti.
Fans now think Gemma wanted that to happen because she had previously told Luca he was “moving too fast.”
During the recoupling the cameras landed on Gemma, who was caught smiling.
That night, Gemma decided to sleep alone instead of with Luca on the day beds.
And during tonight’s episode, fans were once again baffled about why she still refused to share the bed with him.
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