Andrew Brady Denies "Throwing Caroline Flack for Courtney Act"

Andrew Brady denied the trolls' allegations that he would have put Caroline Flack in the place of Courtney Act after his supporters had begun to think that the two men were more than friends.

The apprentice reacted to the suggestions in a furious speech on Instagram after fans started chatting about the couple's wild night in Australia.

Andrew, 28, left Down Under following his separation from the Love Island host group at the end of last year.

He has since met his former house mate, Celebrity Big Brother, Courtney, whose real name is Shane Jenek, in Sydney.

However, Andrew was left furious by the comments left on his Instagram page by trolls insinuating that he was in love with his boyfriend – who is openly gay.

He blasted them in a scathing video posted on his Insta stories.

Andrew said: "Last night it was clbad, I saw Shane too, what a boy he is like the best guy I've ever met.

"On this note, I have a little bone to pick up with you for me."

"Why has it been a year since people still think we will not meet?"

"Why can not we just be friends, why can not a homobadual boy be friends with a straight boy?"

He later reprimanded the trolls for their homophobic attitudes.

Andrew added, "It makes no sense, it promotes homophobia among young people.

"So, check … it's immature – that's my companion …

"Before commenting, think about the implications that might mean."

Andrew and Caroline ended their love story at the end of last year and then flew to Australia to start a new life, Down Under.

In an article on Instagram, he admitted that the split had left him with "a feeling of insecurity" and "losing confidence".

He explained: "Dear 2018, you have been the greatest lesson of my life, experiencing the highest and lowest levels with every emotion and feeling that goes with it.

"I've learned to hate myself for things I should love, I've lost my spark and my self-confidence."

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