A SUMMER of love awaits legions of perfectly sculpted swimwear-clad islanders about to embark of their romantic journeys on series eight of Love Island. And we cannot wait.
The show gets thousands of applications from potential contestants and the process for being selected is incredibly competitive.
However, the vast majority of the hopefuls at least knew that they were sending in an application.
Unlike one woman who explained to followers on TikTok that she had signed up to take part, but didn’t have a clue until after her form was submitted.
American Rylee Schindler said that her mother had put her forward for the popular show and had impersonated her when filling out the questionaire.
The 19-year-old musician said her mum gave her no warning and didn’t ask permission before submitting the form.
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In the TikTok video, Rylee posted the message she received from her mother to confess her actions and told her daughter to act natural if contacted by the casting director.
She said: “One of the questions was, ‘What do you want to get out of your experience on Love Island?’, and your answer was to be discovered so you can pursue your music career – if you happen to find your ‘person’ that would be wonderful too.”
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Rylee’s mother, took things a step further by telling producers her daughter was bisexual and a virgin.
She said: “Oh, I put you were bisexual and a virgin, and not willing to just hook up.”
She captioned the hilarious video with: “When my mum randomly signs me up to be on Love Island and incorrectly method acts as me throughout the questionnaire without asking.”
The TikTok has more than 43,000 views and fellow social media users were quick to jump in with their thoughts.
One person said: “I love your mum, we need a mum reveal. She’s so supportive and sweet.”
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Another said: “Why did she have to tell them the virgin part?”
While a third said: “This is the kind of thing my mum would do. And she’d be so proud of her creative support method.”
