Love Island’s Elma admits she LIED about her age to get on the show
LOVE Island's Elma Pazar has admitted she LIED about her age to get on the reality show.
The eyelash technician was voted out of the villa last week, shortly after coupling up with Anton Danyluk.
Following her exit, Elma spoke to Kem Cetinay and Arielle Free on the Love Island Morning After podcast about her time in the villa and admitted she's 26, NOT 23.
She revealed: "I lied about my age on Love Island. I tell everyone I'm 23, it's a real issue.
"I'm 26 but now everyone knows it because they said they couldn't lie for me."
So far the villa has housed 19 contestants this year with the average age of 24.
Model Tom Walker is the oldest at 29 while two contestants - Tommy and Molly-Mae are 20.
Amber Gill, 21, previously branded Callum 'old' when he admitted to being 28.
Elma previously revealed to The Sun Online how she was desperate to couple up with Joe Garratt - but he was already partnered with Lucie Donlan.
Elma admitted the Essex lad was her real type in the villa and she would've loved to get to know him had he been single.
Asked to reveal who really turned her head on the ITV2 show, she exclusively told The Sun Online: "Having gotten to know them all and living with them all, I think Joe.
"He's a southerner like me and he's really nice.
"He has a certain banter, and you get on with some people more than others and I think I really got on with him.";
Meanwhile Elma's former Love Island partner Anton was branded a "s**t stirrer" on tonight's show.
Anton and Curtis Pritchard both gave their two pence worth on Molly-Mae's relationship with Tommy Fury after she was branded a "money-grabber" in the Tweet Challenge.
When Tommy, 20, asked if his friends thought Molly-Mae, 19, was playing a game with him, Anton replied: "“It’s not for me to say, mate, it’s got nothing to do with me.
"You know what your relationship is like, it’s not for me to say.”
However, the Scot, 24, privately told his pals he didn't think the couple would last outside the villa.