Love Island star pulls out of final appearance after falling ill with stomach bug
LOVE Island’s Chloe Burrows was forced to pull out of being on After Sun at the last minute after coming down with a sudden sickness.
The 2021 star fell worryingly ill with “the worst stomach bug ever” moments before going on air.
She was supposed to appear alongside her best pal and former co-star Millie Court, telling fans: “I’ve had the worst stomach bug ALL day so don’t judge me if I look clapped.”
But despite hopes of being recovered in time for filming, Chloe was a no show.
Worried fans rushed to ask Chloe where she was as Millie arrived solo to chat with host Maya Jama.
It ended up being a dramatic show after Maya accidentally revealed the dumped Islanders were Will and Jessie before the result aired.
The presenter was also left in shock with a row broke out on air between Will and close pal Casey.
This morning, Chloe returned to Instagram to reveal details about her absence.
She said: “Had so many messages about me not being on After Sun last night and I had to pull out last minute as I’ve caught the worst stomach bug ever.
“Like, I’ve never ever been ill like this.
“I am being looked after by the lovely Love Island team and hoping to feel better for the final tonight.”
Chloe flew to South Africa with close pal Millie and presenter AJ Odudu to be part of the show’s final.
Former winner Millie – who found fame on the show in 2021 with Liam Reardon – was dressed to impress for After Sun.
The 26 year old reality TV star showed off her enviable assets, captioning the post saying : “Eeekkk final tonight!! Who do we think is going to win?”
On the back of Millie asking who viewers thought could be crowned winner, it looks as though the general consensus is for Lana Jenkins and Ron Hall – now dubbed Rana- to scoop the prize.
Millie had coupled with Liam when she was in the villa, and soon after leaving, it seemed as though they were going to stand the test of time.
However, the couple decided to call time on their relationship last year.