LOVE Island All stars’ Luis Morrison has slammed his exes as ‘toxic’ as he revealed the ‘real reason’ he hasn’t found love.
The ITV2 personality appeared on the first ever series of the hit dating show, and he reflected on his previous relationships since the first stint in the villa.
Luis, 29, first left the dating show coupled up with his co-star Cally-Jane Beech.
The pair share a child together, Vienna, seven, who they welcomed in 2017, two years after they met in 2015.
He then had anther child with another ex-girlfriend, influencer Chloe Elizabeth, and the pair split up just months layer.
Ahead of his upcoming comeback on Love Island, he couldn’t help but get reflective.
Luis said: “I’ve been seeing people but I’ve not had a relationship for a long time – I’d say probably about two and a half years ago.
“I’ve been seeing people but nothing too serious at all. It’s been quite toxic some of the relationships and distance as well, it wasn’t great.
“We had good times and bad times but I weighed the negatives and positives and there were more negatives.”
The series one star admits the reason he is going on the show is for a real second chance at finding love again.
He found love before in the show and he thinks he might be able to find a similar connection again, even though he has “changed”.
He revealed: “I genuinely am looking for someone, I found it before in the villa and who says I can’t find it again in the villa.
“I’d say I was a little boy back then, I didn’t really have any care in the world, so I feel like I just wanted to have fun all the time and get with loads of girls.
“I feel like I’ve changed a lot since then, I’ve had a few serious relationships and obviously I’ve had the kids – it’s changed me a lot and I’m thankful for it.
“I’m thankful for every experience I’ve had in the past and it’s time to look forward now.”
The last nine years have not been smooth sailing when it comes to relationships for the ITV2 star.
Despite all the setbacks, he is determined that there is a genuine love match out in the world waiting for him, and he hopes she is in the famous villa.
“I have found love a few times, long-lasting love…I potentially thought it could be long-lasting love. I don’t know, there are different hurdles,” he commented.
“Some people do treat you differently because you have been on a show and the whole footballer stigma.”
He added: “There is someone out there for everyone and I believe there is someone out there for me – hopefully she’s in that villa.”
