LOVE Island bombshell Billy Brown has spilled the beans on what time the Islanders go to bed when they’re in the villa.
The former ITV2 dating show contestant – who was dumped from the show last month – took to his stories for a tell-all Q&A.
Love Island fans will be well aware that there are no clocks allowed in the villa – so the Islanders always struggle to tell the time.
However, bombshell Billy, 23, has shed some light on what time he believes the Islanders go to bed, thanks to the time he was dumped.
Taking to Instagram for a Q&A session, he answered questions submitted by fans, including about the Islanders’ bed time.
“What time did you guys have to go to bed in the villa?” one asked Billy, to which he gave a video response on his stories.
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“This is the crazy thing because you actually don’t know the time in the villa,” Billy said, as he walked around in a white t-shirt.
“But the last day when I got kicked out it was six in the morning.”
If the dumping had occurred in the early hours of the morning, the star appeared to suggest there were many a late night on the show.
It comes after fellow Love Island star Jack Keating revealed that watches and clocks were two items barred from the villa.
Love Island star Jack, 23, who is the eldest son of singer Ronan Keating, left the villa after just one week of action on the ITV2 show.
He opened up about his time on the much-loved dating programme, including the “worst parts” of being in the villa.
Taking to his Instagram stories for a tell-all Q&A, Jack told his fans about three items that Islanders are barred from bringing in.
“What was the worst part about the villa,” one of his followers had asked, as he told his fans to “not be shy” with their questions.
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“There wasn’t really any bad parts, I loved it, but the craziest part is not having a watch, not having a phone and so not knowing the time,” Jack explained in a video response.
Sitting on his sofa at home in a dark t-shirt and baseball cap, he continued: “It was definitely crazy, we had some late nights and some very early mornings.”
