Love Island fans beg hunk to get checked after they spot worrying health issue
Viewers watching the show this week picked up on something odd about Love Island hunk Harry's appearance.
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The 30-year-old Islander was seen chatting in the Beach Hut when fans spotted what appeared to be a lump underneath his peck.
One concerned fan took to a Facebook group to raise an alert about the supposed lump, calling for it to get checked out.
"Not body shaming. Me and my mum were concerned about this lump on his peck," the Facebook user penned.
They then asked: "Did anyone else notice?"
Fellow Love Island fans and viewers were quick to flock to the comments section.
"I noticed that hope he is ok," said one.
"Yes I spotted it, let's hope it's just just the way his muscles are shaped," penned a second.
A third person then wrote: "Just looks like the shape of his muscle to me. But it's always safe than sorry."
"Could be a lipoma, my partner has loads and they're harmless but always worth checking," offered a fourth.
"This has happened in the past with other islanders and the public noticing things they should get checked out.
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"Hopefully the love island medical team will be alerted and can take a look," said a fifth.
While a sixth added: "I think this is really crucial as sometime we don't see what other people do and this post might just save his life….
"Everyone saying it could be this it could be that but reality is this post is just another person being concerned of another's wellbeing.
"And because he is in the public eye it might just save his life."
There are on site medical and welfare teams on the Love Island set, and the Islanders are all closely monitored.
This comes after fans were calling for Harry's axe from the show.
Earlier this week, viewers of the ITV2 reality show weren't impressed by Harry's conversation with his villa partner Shakira.
During the steamy Heart Rate challenge, it turned out fellow Islander Helena's routine got Harry's heart racing more than any other girl.
In the saucy challenge Helena made her desire for him clear when she whispered in Harry's ear: "I want to f*** you."
He immediately told Tommy to pass it on to the boys afterwards, and Dejon was left open-mouthed.
During his go, Harry whispered "do you still want to f*** me?" in Helena's ear.
However, when discussing the results with Shakira afterwards, Harry neglected to tell her what had happened.
Fans were left unimpressed, as one wrote: "Shakira deserves so much better than Harry, casa amor please save her asap."
While someone else penned: "Shakira now we can dump harry you've given him enough chances."
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