After breaking up a major Season 6 couple, this bombshell is being attacked on social media, and fans aren’t here for it.
Bombshells usually don’t make the best impressions among the other islanders, to say the very least.
Because they enter the villa after couples have been semi-established, the only way for them to stay in the competition is to break these relationships up.
That’s exactly whatAndrea Carmonadid when she entered the Season 6 villa. Aftersuccessfully moving Rob Rausch’s eyes away from Leah Kateb, she received a divided response from viewers.
Most had no hard feelings against Andrea since her goal was finding love, and she wasn’t the one who stepped out on Leah. However, viewers who believe she acted evilly have taken to her social media to write derogatory comments about her recent Instagram messages.
For instance,the post she made on June 17has been riddled with “homewrecker” and “trash” comments.
On June 22, fans quickly took toRedditto support Andrea and express their distaste for people cyberbullying the star.
One fan wrote, “This is an entertainment show, and most of this is produced in some way or another. No need for hate comments on someone’s socials.”
Another fan chimed in and wrote, “I think it’s getting worse. Andrea’s family will hopefully take over the account and stop the insanity.
“The cast should all disable/limit comments purely for mental health at this point,” a third Redditor suggested.
This isn’t the first case of cyberbullying from the LI franchise. Recently,Georgia Steele took a break from social media after receiving hatefor her appearance in Love Island: All Stars Season 1.
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Since Andrea is still inside the villa, we won’t get a public response from her about the online scrutiny unless she is featured on Aftersun.
Je’Kayla Crawford was a Senior Writer on Dexerto’s US team, specializing in all things Reality TV. Her expert subject areas are Netflix originals, Below Deck, Love is Blind, and anything else on Bravo! She also has bylines at Distractify, Teen Magazine, and New Scene Magazine.
