Love Island fans call for ‘misogynistic' star to be axed after slamming girl over threesome revelation
LOVE Island fans were left furious tonight as Harry made a series of derogatory comments about Helena.
In shock scenes, the boys were taken out of the villa for a boys' night where they were met by three bombshells.
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Helena was very upset after hearing what Harry had to say
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Harry was seen questioning their future
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But before the new girls arrived, the lads decided to discuss their partners and Harry was quick to discuss if Helena was suitable for a relationship.
Earlier in the episode, Helena admitted she had a threesome with two men and Harry decided to tell the rest of the group.
Those watching at home were not impressed, and felt his remarks were unfair, with one person saying: 'The misogyny is oozing out of harry ew.'
A second demanded he was booted out, writing: 'Get harry out of here what the f**K.'
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And a third raged: 'Harry, with his terrible attitude and haircut, must go home.'
"I feel sorry for Helena being talked about in a dehumanising and misogynistic manner," added a fourth.
Chatting to the boys - unaware that Helena was listening, Harry said: 'For me, with Helena, it's like, I don't know if she's just a good time girl. Like, as I know, the more I'm getting to know her, like…
'I'm having a good time, but I wanna have a long time.
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'What I'm learning about her lifestyle, and like, what she does, like, she goes out a lot. We had the conversations - you were all there. She had a threesome.
'I don't think that really worries me. Because like, I can guarantee I've done worse, sort of thing. But I think it did surprise me a little bit.
'It's not I wanted to take a step back or anything. It was just more like, okay, I need to learn more, just to figure out what she's gonna really be like.'
Back in the villa, Helena raged: 'F**k me. Oh, my dirty laundry, is it?'
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Harry continued: 'But if she's still there, if she's still in that phase of her life where it's like, she wants to have a good time, then it might not be the right time for me and her.'
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: A model and motivational speaker who has overcome adversity after suffering life-changing burns in an accident.
: A 22-year-old Manchester-based model, ready to turn heads.
: A boxer with striking model looks, seeking love in the villa.
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: International business graduate with brains and ambition.
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