Jenkins, from Love Island, denounces the selfish reality after the death of Mike Thalassitis

Love Island star Rykard Jenkins has criticized "selfish" reality TV stars who claim a tough life following Mike Thalassitis' shock death.

Rykard, who discovered the celebrity in the 2016 ITVBe series, claimed that the Love Island bosses should have done more to protect Mike after he left the villa.

"I see LOTS of" reality stars "making statements like" it's hard to be a reality TV star ", stop because it's hard for everyone here we ourselves, "he tweeted furiously after the announcement of Mike's death.

"On a real Big Boss to ITV And LoveIsland All members of the cast must be gathered in a room and have a good conversation in a group to see how we are doing. It will help a lot.

"Not even all TV series should bring in the cast members and let them tell what's really going on here!"

Rykard, who said he had to resume his real work after the series, was criticized by a disciple who said that a TV show could not be blamed forever.

"It's not that – but there's a huge effort to be made to see if you're" good for the show "so that they can make it entertaining and earn millions." of dollars – but after that they should try to get everyone together and also talk about how the shows took place the lives of cast members, "said Rykard.

Another disciple asked why the stars of reality TV could not regain their normal life after participating in a series, to which Rykard replied: "90% of people go back to work, I did it. But now, the whole country has an impression of you, which (SOME PEOPLE) might have a hard time managing, so instead of being insensitive, try to understand that everyone's mental health can be fragile and that 'It's OK to see if people are doing well.'

The man from Love Island ended his speech by making a passionate plea to recall that Mike could have suffered in silence.

"I'm ready for the day, but the facts are that someone was struggling silently and we did not all know it." "And if checking people can help someone's mental health, so it's worth it, "he added.

This comes after several former islanders have criticized the series for failing to support the cast members after the final evening.

Jonny Mitchell, who has launched a petition calling for an improvement in "ridiculous" ITV care, said he had received a panicked call from chiefs after Mike was found hanged in a park in North London. .

"As for further care, when I came out of the show, I was ridiculed, like a lot of people, but I had a very bad time," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"The only time I got a call from this show offering any advice or help, was yesterday." Clearly, after Mike's death, they said, "If you have to talk to someone … ", and to be honest, I found it almost laughable.

"I just thought," How will I receive this phone call now? It's too little, too late. "

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