JESSIE Wynter may have got cheated on during Casa Amor – but she doesn’t think that it should be axed.
The Aussie beauty, 27, and now-boyfriend Will Young, 25, had a major blip in their relationship when the dreaded sister villa twist arrived during their series last January.
The spin-off series, Love Island All Stars, which aired on our screens earlier this year didn’t include the segment.
When asked if she thinks that Casa Amor should be dropped, Jessie told The Sun: “I think for the normal all stars, personally, with my experience with Casa Amor, I wish it wasn’t there.
“However, I do think it is very good for the viewers.
“I think people do like Casa Amor.
“So, you know, I do think they should keep Casa Amor in.
“It is a good test.”
Love Island fans were lost for words when they watched on as Will grew close to Layla Al-Momani while in Casa Amor, while Jessie stayed loyal.
Will locked lips with Layla and also shared a bed with her during his stay at the villa.
Despite their connection, the farmer decided to stay with Jessie and she broke down in tears after she found out about their fling.
Days later it was made worse when footage from Will and Layla’s bedroom antics were played out to the villa during Movie Night.
Jessie and Will managed to put the Casa Amor drama behind them and narrowly missed out on a place in the final.
The pair are currently going strong over a year since their stint on Love Island.
Just last week the sparked engagement rumours on the red carpet of the Bafta TV awards.
Speaking to The Sun, Will insisted he will be going down on one knee soon.
He said: “There’s no maybe about it. One hundred per cent. We are doing that.”
Jessie added: “When the time is right.”
Weeks before Jessie revealed that they’d “get engaged right now”, but they are prioritising buying a house together instead.
“So Will is really good at fake proposing, so I think he’s definitely got it on his mind,” Jessie previously told us.
“We definitely do speak about marriage, and getting engaged and everything a lot.
“I think if we could, we would be engaged right now. We’d be having a wedding, but at the moment, like we’ve just got so many other things to navigate at the moment.
“So that’s not the top of my priorities.”
Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison
Fans had hoped the popular pair would stand the test of time but just weeks after leaving the villa they called it a day.
Distance was said to be a factor with 400miles between their homes in Essex and Aidrie, Scotland, respectively.
But today Anton set the record straight on the What’s The Crack? podcast with his mum Sherrie-Ann.
He said: “I just don’t think there was really that romantic spark there. We did both try. At times it was there but just not enough for it to continue as a relationship.”
Jess Gale and Callum Jones
The fourth placed finishers always faced on uphill battle given many watching the latest series wanted Callum to reunite with his ex Molly Smith.
The fireworks from the Boohoo party row put an end to the romance before it really got off the floor.
Arabella Chi and Adam Maxted
This visually striking pairing bloomed late in the series. Despite forming a close bond in the villa, the couple quickly went cold in the real world.
Wrestler Adam was based in Northern Ireland while model Arabella moved into a new pad in London. Even though Adam revealed he was moving to Manchester, it wasn’t enough to save them.
They vowed to remain good friends and split on good terms.
Luis Morrison and Demi Jones
In another case of distance getting in the way, Luis admitted the 240 miles between Manchester and Portsmouth was just too much.
He told The Sun: “Me and Demi aren’t together, but she was a huge part of my Love Island experience and she is one of the most loveliest, most beautiful girls I’ve ever met.
“The connection was definitely there when leaving the villa too.
“But the distance was a killer for us both and wouldn’t of worked as we are both at different parts of the country, we both have really busy schedules coming off love island too.”
