Furious Love Island fans claim show is ‘fixed’ in wild theory saying ‘producers told cast to vote Haris off’
LOVE Island fans have claimed the show is fixed and have come up with a wild theory that producers were behind Haris’ exit.
Yesterday The Sun told how Haris has been sent home – just hours after we revealed footage of him embroiled in a violent street brawl.
On last night’s show it was revealed that Australian bombshells Jessie Wynter and Aaron Waters had the power to send two Islanders home.
Six islanders found themselves at risk of being dumped after the public were given the chance to vote for their favourite male and female participants.
But those watching at home think it’s a bit too convenient that Haris got sent home after the shock video emerged and took to Twitter to speculate.
One person commented: “Hmm so are the producers using the public vote to get rid of Haris? The street fighting hasn’t gone down well.”
A second said: “I defo think the aussies are baso the producers pawns. Go for will to get votes. Vote out haris cos his been in a scandal.”
“Jessie & Aaron make the decision? So what the producers got them to send home Haris so it still looks authentic?,” remarked a third.
And a fourth added: “So the producers obviously did that so they can tell Jessie and Aaron to send Haris home.”
But, a source told The Sun: “The Islanders seen in the bottom six last night were as a result of the public vote.
“Two Islanders have then been asked to decide who is dumped.
“They are making the decision based on their personal experiences in the Villa and that alone.”
It was revealed last night that the vulnerable girls include Anna-May Robey, Tanya Manhenga and Tanyel Revan – while the boys at risk are Kai Fagan, Haris and Tom Clare.
While viewers know that Haris is getting sent home, it is not known which girl has lost her place in the villa.
The footage, revealed by The Sun, shows Haris involved in a brutal fight.
In the video Haris is seen punching a man before following him and knocking him down with a second swipe.