Anton Danyluk slams ‘fake Love Islanders’ who were ‘playing a game’ after series of cruel swipes at ex Georgia Harrison

ANTON Danyluk has slammed ‘fake Love Islanders’ who were ‘playing a game’ after series of cruel swipes at his ex Georgia Harrison.

The Love Island All Stars personality welcomed his co-star Hannah Elizabeth onto his podcast.

Anton, 28, hosts a audio show with his famous mum Sherrie Ann, 60, called 'What's The Crack'.

On the show he welcomed his former fellow villa star and BFF onto the show.

She had some choice words for some of their fellow competitors, and he seemed to agree in the wake of his split from former Towie star Georgia Harrison, 29.

Hannah claimed: "Quite a lot of people in there were game playing."

The popcorn chef seemed to completely agree with her point of view as he replied: "Yeah."

She continued: "I was really just not playing a game.

"So it's quite hard really because your like kicking yourself thinking certain other people are like game playing here and they're getting kept in over me."

Praising Hannah further in a seeming cryptic and comparative dig at his former partner, he said: "You could have continued to play the game, but it never felt right for you at all."

He added: "You just intended to be yourself."

After weeks of rumours, we exclusively revealed that Georgia and Anton had called time on their romance.

An insider said the pair just couldn't make it work as Georgia is based in Essex while Anton lives in his native Scotland.

The source told us: "Georgia and Anton have split. They really tried hard to make the relationship work but ultimately the distance proved to much to manage."

Although the insider insisted the pair remained on friendly terms, he took a savage swipe at his ex on social media with a cryptic post.

Anton escaped the UK in favour of an Italian getaway to Pisa, and he seemed to have a dig at his ex with his Instagram post.

He wrote in the caption: "When things appear to be falling over, step back and see the beauty in it."

Hannah also previously compared the Love Island villa to 'Jail' after she recently reunited with Anton.

Speaking on the Not My Bagg podcast, she compared her recent All stars stint to when she first appeared on the hit ITV2 show.

She admitted: "It's completely different because obviously when I did it, there weren't as many rules, but this time there were so many rules.

"I felt like I was in a 'nice' jail, getting told what to do all the time."

Anton jested: "It’s like a posh prison, you’re told when you can go to sleep, when you can go to the toilet, when you can eat, drink."

An ITV rep previously confirmed the Islanders were well looked after in the villa.