LOVE Island star Adam Collard has slammed the dramatic show rule change that recently came into place for new contestants. Adam, 27, has appeared on the hit ITV show not once but twice, after first…
“At the end of the day, someone could risk a job for this and at least you’ve got the compensation of potentially building a career with social media after it.”
In past series, islanders' teams used their accounts to encourage viewers to vote for them and build up their following.and there were even occasional spats between contestants' family and friends. Adam continued: “At the same time there’s a big positive in terms of reducing trolling and I guess it does potentially make it more authentic in terms of relationships and stuff.The fitness enthusiast admitted he’s not sure he’d want to go on with the new social media rules in place.
“Maybe I’m being a bit rash there, but there’s just as much chance of meeting someone on the outside as there is inside but you’re potentially risking a job for not as much reward. I guess you’re getting the experience though,” he continued to say.Despite both relationships coming to an end, the star said he’d try his luck for a third time in the villa.
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