This detail in Love Island dumped Islander twist shows entire vote was ‘set up’ by producers

One of the biggest final twists Love Island All Stars gave us was the return of the dumped Islanders. They came back to vote for a couple to be brutally sent home, right before the final. However, people have spotted a crucial detail in this vote that hints at heavy producer input. Is nothing sacred?!

The three couples who were up for the chop were Harriett and Ronnie, Elma and Sammy and Catherine and Omar. All the Islanders who had previously been dumped from the villa had to vote for one couple each. The couple with the most votes got sent home.

The Islanders held up boards, each with their chosen couple written on them. But, what has been suspiciously noted is that all the names were written in the same handwriting. Not the individual handwriting of the Islander who was holding it up.

via ITV

“Am I the only one who noticed all the handwriting was exactly the same on all the boards,” one person said on TikTok. Replying to the comment, someone said: “How did we know it was them that actually picked though, and not the producers.” Another added: “This is what I was thinking.”

It does seem strange. In every other task or challenge where the boards have been used, we’ve seen the Islanders write on them themselves. Or at the very least, we’ve been able to tell it was them who wrote it, as the writing has been different. This was the only time the writing has been the same across them all.

via ITV

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Did the producers have more of an input with this than we thought? Of course, ITV will be sure to say the vote was completely fair and decided on by the Islanders. But, it’s a good theory!

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