He continued: ‘They need to stop falsely portraying people through how they edit in order to make their show more entertaining, as once the show’s over, the person who they portrayed negatively has to deal with the backlash from the public.
‘There needs to be a compulsory set-out aftercare scheme in place for people who are going on reality TV shows.’ At the time of writing, the petition has garnered almost 65,000 since launching today, with hopes to bring in a target of 75,000.where he slammed Love Island bosses for showing ‘absolutely no support’ despite receiving death threats.
‘After one day I decided it wasn’t for me, all the cameras were too much and I made it clear I wanted to leave, but it was extremely difficult to get out,’ he explained.According to Jonny, producers encouraged him to stay by teasing the ‘fame’ he would achieve. He accused the team of using ‘mental tactics’ to ‘persuade’ him to stay.The 28-year-old then suggested the Love Island team only reached out to him after Mike’s death, which he believes was to ‘cover their backs’.