AXED Casa Amor boy Joel Kirby has slammed the show for ‘editing him out of the programme’.
The bombshell received minimal screen time during his days in the sister villa, and he was duly sent packing when the contestants merged for a savage recoupling.
Now he’s back in the UK, Joel took to TikTok and hit out at the producers for not showing his conversations and making it look like he’d “done nothing”.
In a TikTok clip only slightly shorter than his Love Island screen time, he poked fun at his entry VT in which he said: “If I fancy you, I can probably pull you.”
Laughing, he said: “Well that didn’t work, did it. They didn’t even show any of my chats. Cheers Love Island.”
Brainy graduate Joel, 22, is active on OnlyFans as well as dabbling in the reality TV world.
Prior to his stint in the villa, a source told us: “Joel set up the account a couple of years ago.
“There’s nothing too saucy on there – it’s mainly cheeky topless pics. Joel just completed a degree in international development and the OnlyFans account was to fund his way through university.
“A lot of people might judge OnlyFans creators, but it’s actually a clever way to make money if you’re studying.”
During his time on the show a clip of him performing a scary stunt on boat-based show Below Deck resurfaced.
The reality series, which is available to stream on Hayu in the UK, launched its ninth season last month.
Joel was joined by a group of pals as they sailed around Greece for Below Deck: Mediterranean.
Things got boozy one night and Joel drunkenly jumped into the sea.
Dressed in a shiny shell suit and black curly wig, Joel was seen running across the deck before jumping through a hoop.
After clearing the hoop he plunged into the dark water below.
Viewers were shocked by the dangerous antics and pointed out disaster could have struck.
Below Deck is an American reality TV show series that first launched in 2013
It follows the lives of the crew members who live and work on super yachts, catering for high-paying and often very demanding clients.
The crew navigate workplace romances, tricky guests and technical difficulties – resulting in entertaining television
