Love Island's Laura Anderson slammed after she backs Meg in clash with new bombshell
LOVE Island alumni Laura Anderson has come under fire from fans for backing Megan Moore amid her fallout with bombshell Malisha Jordan.
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Laura Anderson has been slammed after commenting on Love Island's ongoing feud
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Meg Moore is furious with Malisha Jordan
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The bombshell has been chatting to Meg's 'man' Dejon Noel Williams
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Meg lost her cool with Malisha after she took
Malisha, meanwhile, hit back and told Meg - who is coupled up with fitness coach Dejon - to "grow up".
The bombshell called her "an idiot" and pointed out that Meg had only known Dejon for a matter of days.
But despite the majority of the population siding with
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Commenting on Love Island's official Instagram account, 36-year-old Laura wrote: "#TeamMegs."
Slamming mum-of-one Laura, one viewer of the ITV2 show replied: "No sis sorry check ur girl."
Another added: "Wrong team darling."
A third wrote: "I can't believe you."
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And someone else remarked: "That says a lot about you."
But another Love Island fan told they "100 per cent" agreed with her.
Love Island fans slam Meg for 'trying to be iconic' as she furiously confronts rival and villa descends into chaos
It began when Malisha entered the villa on Friday night and took Dejon on a date - all under the watchful eyes of Meg.
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She and the rest of the
At the time,
A feud then exploded between the girls on Sunday night after Malisha had returned to the villa with Dejon and asked if he'd like to chat in The Hideaway.
The row left Malisha in tears and, as a result,
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Storming outside, she urged them all to be kind.
Love Island continues at 9pm on ITV2/ ITVX tomorrow
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Laura was among the 2018 Love Island line-up
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The star lives with Scotland with her daughter Bonnie
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