July 2nd 2023.
Kodie Murphy recently made his debut on Love Island, one of this year's most popular dating shows. However, prior to his appearance, he was accused of 'homophobic' abuse by multiple people on social media. One Twitter user wrote: "What a way to end Pride month, a boy who I went secondary school with who bullied me for being gay is put on Love Island."
Love Island has a zero tolerance approach to offensive and abusive language, and provides support to both current and former contestants. After their eviction, castmates are offered a range of assistance, including advice on finances, management, social media, and reintegrating back into society. They also have access to therapy sessions and additional help if needed.
The Agency recently reached out to ITV for comment regarding Kodie's accusations.
In other news, former contestant Molly Marsh recently revealed her plans to reunite with fellow castmate Zachariah Noble upon her exit from the villa. The two had developed a close connection during their time on the show, and Molly said she was hoping to ‘carry on where we left off.’ She also admitted that she had part of her that hoped he would follow her out of the villa.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2. Keep up with all the drama and excitement with the Entertainment team at The Agency.
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