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THE mother's of Love Island stars Marcel Somerville, Gabby Allen and Chris Hughes revealed what it's really like to watch their kids getting it on in the villa.
The three mums appeared on This Morning to speak to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about the popular ITV2 show.
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Blazin' Squad star Marcel and personal trainer Gabby Allen are the favourite couple to win the show and their mothers couldn't hide their joy about the pairing.
However, Marcel's mother Corleta admitted it was a shock to discover her son had bedded over 300 women.
She joked: "Luckily he didn't bring them all to the house. He brought about 10 over the years. He's been very respectful to the house."
Corleta couldn't hide her smile as she continued: "He’s making me so proud. He’s taken on board everything we’ve tried to teach him in life.
"Everyone is saying to me that he’s taken after me because I often give friends advice. He’s made us so proud."
While Gabby's mum Paula admitted her daughter had promised she wouldn't get up to anything too raunchy in the villa.
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She explained: "She promised me but I was covering my face with the cushion at the end of last night's show."
Chris' mother Val revealed she didn't think Chris and Olivia would win the show, but added that his bromance with Kem and the other boys in the house would last for life.
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The group's appearance comes after Kem Cetinay's mum blasted Amber Davies for playing her son on the show.
The couple split briefly before getting back together and the hairdresser’s mum, Figen, has warned she doesn’t think there will be a happy ending.
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Speaking to , Figen said: “I worry she’s playing games with Kem and being immature.
“I think she’s fishing to see what’s out there. I do think Kem will make the right decision in the end.
"But if he made the decision to stay with Amber I would support him no matter what my views are.”
Figen also opened up about Kem’s dating history and revealed he’d never had a long term girlfriend.
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