Love Island executive producer Mike Spencer has revealed that banning contestants from using social media during filming helped protect families from reading “distressing” abuse. Lifted…
executive producer Mike Spencer has revealed that banning contestants from using social media during filming helped protect families from reading “distressing” abuse., asked all islanders this year to pause their use of Instagram, TikTok, and other platforms during their time in the villa.
During previous seasons of the dating show, families, friends or other representatives were able to post updates on behalf of contestants throughout filming to drum up support or build their brand.
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