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Every Thursday will bring you the most unforgettable moments from We Need to Talk.

The stories that sparked debate made you pause and most importantly got everyone talking.

Every summer, there's one show that takes over our screens and that's married at first sight.

But then second to that is Love Island.

I am a Love Island fan. And I think what we do is we end up getting fixated and sucked in to what becomes this obsessive treat for us. And in

particular, there's three people who have truly stood out over the years,

Morr Higgins, Faye Winter, and Megan Barton Hanson.

They have a lot to say about their experience on the show, what happened behind the scenes,

but more importantly, what happened when the cameras stopped rolling.

A quick heads up, some of the conversation includes

suicidal thoughts, so please take care while watching. Without further ado, today we're talking

Love Island basically as a revenge.

I was on a revenge strike.

Is that why you walked into Love Island so bold? Because

yeah, epic walk-in when you came in. I went in there like guns blazing. Internally, I was so

angry. I was like, I've just been cheated on. I was like, you know, she's going to be trouble.

This one right here is going to be trouble. That's how you felt? All right, let's talk a little behind the scenes because I've been in reality TV for some time. And I know that normally when you have someone who comes in late, they're there to stir things up. Yeah, I was actually meant to be starting line up and they moved me. I think when they got to know me a bit, they were like, oh, send her in a bit later.

So you felt as if you were intentionally sent in there to stir things up?

I think my first interview, I was really drunk.

Yeah, I was really drunk and I remember the brief said, dress how you would on a first day and I rocked up in a in a track suit and trainers and I was steaming. Absolutely steaming. I did not care. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Strategically though, because at the end of the day, to stay, it is about audience voting, but it's also about you coupling and being in what feels like or what presents itself as a loving relationship.

So does that become part of the strategy?

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