Islanders will have to suspend accounts while in villa, as part of ITV show’s duty of care overhaul
Love Island contestants will have to suspend their social media accounts during the next series to protect them from the “adverse effects of social media”.
They will also receive guidance and training around “mutually respectful behaviour in relationships” after the most recent seriesMany of the complaints related to “alleged misogynistic and bullying behaviour”, although they were not upheld. Contestants will continue to be offered “inclusive language” training, introduced in May, covering disability, sexuality, race and ethnicity, and microaggressions.
Before entering the show, contestants will again watch a video presented by the show’s executive producer and head of welfare, who interviews former islanders about their experiences.
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