‘Aggressive’ Luis Morrison shouldn’t be allowed back on show after previous rows, Love Island winner tells Sun podcast
LOVE Island series one winner Jess Hayes insists "aggressive" Luis Morrison should not be on All Stars because of his behaviour towards women.
Old footage of the pair in a massive row has been recirculating online after last night's bombshell Joshua Ritchie was revealed.
In the summer of 2015 the trio famously locked horns when Jess heard the lads saying they were "lowering their standards" for the girls.
After informing her co-stars, Luis stormed into the dressing room shouting: "Listen if you've got something to say, say it to our faces. Don't f***ing come up here chatting f***ing s***."
Jess told Cracking On with The Sun: "I remember that argument so well, and it was directly at me. I remember them getting so aggressive.
"It wasn't right how they spoke to the women in the villa and it's been years since people have started to think 'oh my god, that was really bad how Jess was treated'.
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"The way I got treated as a woman in there was poor from some of those guys I must admit because I didn't see it happen in any of the other series.
"I just don't think we should be glorifying people like Louis."
Before going into Love Island, extensive background checks are carried out on all stars.
They are also monitored at all times while they are in there.
Yesterday, Luis' ex Chloe Elizabeth told us he had failed to pay child maintenance fees for their son Romeo, one.
He also has a daughter called Vienna, five, from a previous relationship on Love Island with Cally Jane Beech.
Jess continued: "Cally's a really good friend of mine, I love her to pieces. She's an angel and that whole thing doesn't really sit right with me.
"I have loyalties towards her and just that whole situation just doesn't sit right with me, so I wouldn't have a friendly chat with him for that. But then for him to go ahead, and do that to somebody else...
"As a mother, I'm not comfortable with it, and I think it's an absolute cheek,, I wouldn't want to say ITV, but I just feel like what are you doing like you're gonna let him go on this show a dating show to find someone.
"And what, to do it a third time to somebody? I'm not okay with that. As someone that's experienced single motherhood and knows how hard it is, financially, mentally, physically. I'm not okay with that, like, it's not a role model.
"That's my opinion, without sounding savage, I just think it's really disappointing.
"And from, you know, Cally and Chloe's point of view, I know how hard it is, and what they've probably been through.
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"I think it's just like, why are you putting someone like that on like on TV for someone else to go through what two beautiful young women have been through already.
"People like that don't change, they don't. It's sh**ty and I don't think someone like that is a role model."
