Yewande of Love Island sanctioned by leaders for strangling Molly-Mae

A few hours after the discovery of the winner of Love Island 2019, Yewande Biala revealed what was really happening behind the scenes and how much producers are involved in the time spent at the Islanders villa.

The Dublin-based scientist, who was one of the first islanders to get rid of her situation with Danny Williams and Arabella Chi, revealed that she had already been so physically with Molly-Mae Hague that the staff had to intervene to discipline her.

When asked about the interaction between reality stars and producers, Yewande said, "I was criticized twice, but it was especially when I was upset by the Danny affair. .

"Molly asked me what I would do in Arabella or why I was so angry, then I strangled her and told her I would do it in Arabella. This n & # 39; She was not very nice, "she told Closer magazine.

She went on to say that the producers "encourage you" to have conversations with the islanders in order to bring out more conflicts.

"If I had a conversation with Amber, I would tell her how much I was upset by a certain situation or by a certain person, and they could just be," Well, if you think of it that way , would not you like to have a conversation with this person? & # 39; "Yewande explained.

"And you would sit here because all you have to do is think about the villa, and then you will say," Well, I could just as easily draw someone to talk to. "

"I do not think that they have a heavy hand in the situation."

In addition to being strangled by Yewande, Molly-Mae was at the center of the controversy over Sherif Lanre's departure after he revealed that he had accidentally kicked her at the fork.

Both were playing when Sherif hurt him in the groin, but the producers made the decision to kick him out when he joked with Tommy Fury: "It's a free kick."

And Molly also fell on a harvester when she fell dramatically on the steps of the garden while wearing high heels, prompting Maura Higgins to cry: "What a waste of wine!"

The other islanders seemed to be doing well to date in terms of injuries and accidents, although Anton Danyluk had to be rushed to hospital and put on a drip after suffering from dehydration and fever.

* The Love Island finale airs tonight at 9 pm on ITV2