Love Island star Laura Anderson has broke down in tears as she revealed she’s lost jobs since her trip to Dubai in lockdown. Laura, 31, has insisted her trip to Dubai was for work purposes as she was amongst a number of reality stars and influencers who received backlash for jetting off to the UAE when the UK had a travel bridge with the country.
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For the last few years, Love Islandhas become a favorite of reality TV and binge-watchers around the world. The dating show, which features series in the United Kingdom, United States, and across the globe, kicked off with its first season in 2015 and slowly, but surely, earned a ton of fans and a major audience following. In July 2019, Love Island USA began on CBS, proving that the Love Island effect was alive and well.
But when it comes to some of the most famous contestants and their equally
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Love Island Scot Laura Anderson sobs over losing jobs and followers after controversial Dubai trip
Laura Anderson has revealed that travelling to Dubai during the coronavirus pandemic had a huge impact on her as she lost thousands of followers and also jobs.The 31-year-old, originally from Stirling, said she was trolled online as she documented her luxurious trip to Dubai on Instagram back in January.And her followers were so furious by her decision to travel that the Scot was forced to turn off the comments on her social media posts.Laura hopped on a plane to Dubai when the UK still had a
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Married at First Sight UK set to rival Love Island as ‘Channel 4 plan explosive and racy new series’
While Married at First Sight focusses on setting up relationships at the altar, Channel 4 are planning to turn it into a racy series to compete with ITV’s Love Island, which has always been a hit with younger viewers.The show may already be explosive with millions of viewers tuning in, but bosses want to turn up the heat even more by transforming the TV show into a more “sex-ed up” version.