Love Island's Harry ‘DISOWNED' by furious mum who says ‘I've never seen him like this'
MUM'S GOT WORDS Love Island's Harry 'DISOWNED' by furious mum who says 'I've never seen him like this'
LOVE Island's Harry has been 'disowned' by his furious mum, who said on Aftersun: 'I've never seen him like this.'
On Aftersun, host Maya Jama caught up with Harry's mum, who was quick to say: 'I don't recognise him, who is this child?'
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Love Island's Harry has been 'disowned' by his furious mum, who said on Aftersun: 'I've never seen him like this"
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Harry has been getting to know a few of the girls in the villa
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Harry's mum appeared on Aftersun on Sunday night, with Harry's friend
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She also admitted to never having watched the show before, saying she didn't even know who Maya Jama was
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She continued: 'He never introduces me to anyone, only the ones that, you know.'
Maya interjected: 'That he takes seriously?' to which Harry's mum said 'yes.'
She added: 'I do not recognise him. He just says what he wants to say and it just seems to roll off his tongue so easily.'
Harry mum the admitted she'd 'disowned him' when asked by Maya if she approves of his villa behavior.
'On more than one occasion I've completely disowned him. Harry who? How can you forget the cameras are on you?'
She also admitted to never having watched the show before, saying she didn't even know who Maya Jama was.
Harry was getting to know Helena, but Helena was fuming to learn what had happened during a recent challenge, and wasted no time calling it quits with the footballer.
Fans of the show reckon that Harry didn't lock lips with Yasmin because he wants to be with the brunette bombshell, but more because he wanted Helena to end their coupling as he has his sights set on Shakira.
Speaking on reddit, one show devotee wrote: "Let's be honest, Harry never got over what he thought about Helena's lifestyle. Instead of ending it directly he wanted her to do it because he wanted to save face when he realised she heard what he said.
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They continued: "Let me be frank, When a boy thinks that about any girl they are never going to take them seriously. That is why he started messing around with Yasmin while still coupled up with Helena."
And the theorist added that they believe he is playing the game to eventually work his way back to Shakira.
They said: "Now that Shakira's in the picture, he's made it obvious that she's his priority but she was in the situation with Ben. Yasmin's basically been sidelined, and it's clear she was just a backup plan to keep him in the villa.
"If Helena's lifestyle was an issue for him, Yasmin's boldness probably is too, he just hasn't vocalised it. He's playing the long game and was using people to buy time to get onto Shakira or the next bombshell."
There certainly appeared to be something in this fan's intuition after Harry's behaviour in last night's episode.
After his kisses with Yasmin were exposed, Helena ended things and he wasn't seen talking to Yasmin again.
He did, however, make a beeline for Shakira, who has now called time on her time with Ben.
"I wanted to see how you were feeling because I think initially you were number one for me and I kind of f***ed it," he said.
"It's not even like the pickle I have got in with Helena. I just don't think I would do the things I do if it was you because I know you wouldn't stand for it,
Shakira then replied: "It was you and it still is you but it's your behaviour for me that I can't tolerate.
"Obviously it's not with me, which is fair, but if you ever did treat me like that, it would just be a f****** waste of time because I would never stand for it, ever."
Harry went on to say: "It would be different if we were coupled up and I was getting to know people, I wouldnt have done it.
"I have got away with so much with Helena already, I can just keep getting away with it, kind of thing."
In the same reddit post, other fans agreed he likes Shakira but warned he will have eyes for lots of the Casa Amor beauties.
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Harry's mum thinks he forgets that the cameras are on him
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