Love Island star unveils reason girls never change bedsheets in villa
24.06.2022 - 21:31
/ ok.co.uk
Former Love Island star and winner of the show last year Liam Reardon has spilled some secrets on what goes on inside the Love Island villa, revealing that the girls never change the bedsheets – and who did it instead. The 21 year old, who is still in a relationship with 25 year old Millie Court with whom he won the seventh series of the show, appeared on an Instagram Live Q&A with his one million followers, where he answered all of their queries.
One fan asked the intriguing question: "I've always wanted to know if you have cleaners that make your beds". Not missing a beat, Liam divulged: "So, every morning the boys would make the beds, and every few days we'd change the sheets," he told his fans.
"If someone changed beds, the boys would always change the sheets.The girls would never change the sheets, it was always the boys' job." He didn't give another reason as to why is was "always the boys' job" rather than the girls', however. It looks like Liam and Millie are still going strong, after rumours were circling that the pair had split.
Millie put said rumours to rest recently as she captured the moment her boyfriend picked her up from the airport after she enjoyed a sun-soaked trip to Marbella with her former fellow Love Islanders, Kaz Kamwi and Liberty Poole. Over a snap of her beau driving her home after her trip, Millie wrote: "Never needed a cuddle from my boy more than this, so happy to be back home with you." She also recently posted some cute snaps of herself and Liam as they smouldered at the camera in matching biker jackets.
Liam isn't the only former Love Islander to spill the tea on what goes on inside the villa that viewers don't see. Zara McDermott, who appeared on series four of the show, is often
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