Love Island star reveals what girls have to do when they get their period in the villa

FORMER Love Island star Amy Hart has revealed the secrets of female contestants away from the camera.

Amy Hart, 30, who was on the show in 2019, claimed the one thing she has been asked from viewers, is what women do when they get their menstrual cycle while in the villa.

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Amy Hart spilled the beans on what goes on in the show behind the scenes[/caption]

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Amy and boyfriend Sam Rason are expecting their first child together[/caption]

During a recent Q&A from fans, she responded to the question saying: “I’ve heard this so many times. I don’t really understand what you think I’m going to say, like we’re segregated in another room, only allowed in black bikinis.”

She added: “We just get on with it, like you would do if you’re on holiday. I personally ran my pill packs together because I didn’t want to have a period while I was in there.”

She then added: “And the doctor was like, ‘yeah that’s not going to work’ and I was like, ‘it will, it will’. And it did work… until it didn’t. But yeah, you just get on with it.”

Amy also shared with fans the contestant’s drink allowance during their time at the villa.

She explained: “It’s one drink on a normal night and then two drinks if it’s a long night. A lot of us didn’t end up drinking because what’s the point in having one glass?”

She continued: “Some nights we were just like ‘we want to get drunk’ if it’s been a stressful day or whatever. But when there’s massive rows I always thought ‘imagine that with a skinful of alcohol’, so I actually didn’t mind and, also, no hangovers, which was good.”

Amy is approaching 40 weeks of pregnancy as she prepares to go into labour with her first baby, with partner Sam Rason.

Love Island airs tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

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Amy was on the show in 2019[/caption]