Love Island in new feud as former winner slams Mitch – and fans beg him to enter All Stars villa
He was meant to appear on Love Island: The Games but got pulled out due to getting caught drug-driving
A NEW Love Island feud has erupted after former winner Jack Fincham took a swipe at Mitchel Taylor.
Mitch is currently appearing in the new All Stars spin-off, and Jack did not mince his words when expressing his opinion on the star.
Taking to his Instagram stories on Saturday, Jack answered some questions asked by his 1.6 million followers about the new series.
“Mitch is a kn*b he is not an OG like the others he’s a messer,” one person wrote.
Jack responded: “I’m gonna be honest. I’d never sl*g anyone off but he ain’t my cup of tea. He ain’t my cup of tea at all Mitch.
“But then again, I don’t know him, I ain’t ever met him. But so far I’m not a fan.”
Fans also begged the reality star to return to the ITV2 show as a bombshell in the All Stars series.
“I reckon I got it in my locker to be a double champ,” he told his followers.
Jack had been due to take part in the recent Love Island: Games spin-off but pulled out after being arrested for drug-driving.
After a series of arrests for drug-driving, Jack has been clean since August – the longest he’s been drug-free since his eight-week stretch in the Love Island villa in 2018.
He’s now working at London’s AJ Office Supplies – and credits the job for getting him back on the straight and narrow.
Jack told us: “I’m back to work now and having a routine keeps me sane, it gives me a purpose, right? That’s why I’m so happy.
“After Love Island I had more money than I knew what to do with.
“I could go out on a Wednesday and not have to worry about getting up for work early the next day.
“I’ve been gradually falling to pieces since 2018… then the money ran out.”
Jack won Love Island‘s £50k prize with his then-girlfriend Dani Dyer and promptly quit his full-time job as offers flooded in.
But his drug abuse spiralled out of control and soon he was losing TV work because of his addiction.
Now he’s working as an account manager and salesman, working with big clients in the city.
“I’m in the process of building myself up,” he said.
“Which is why I’m back selling pen supplies. Stick to what you know!
“I’m trying to get myself back on top.”