Dumped Love Island star breaks silence on kiss that had viewers calling Ofcom and says ‘it's my fault'
Viewers of the ITV2 favourite said they wanted to complain to the broadcasting watchdog after
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A dumped Love Island star has broken their silence on a kiss that had viewers calling Ofcom and said "it's my fault."
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Billykiss agreed to kiss Martin when she was sitting outside on the sofas
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whose given name is Bilikis Azeez and
agreed to kiss while sitting outside on the sofas after talking about the status of their relationship.
They spoke about "living in the moment" and she asked Martin, "where is your head at?" to which he told Billykiss, "getting to know you more."
"Do you know what, because you've said it," Billykiss told him and laughed, as Martin leaned to kiss her in what viewers described as "so awkward."
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Martin gave her feedback after the snog telling her, "that was a good kiss."
TikTok influencer, Sarel, who has gone viral for her Love Island recaps reacted to the kiss on X, formerly Twitter.
"Guys the Billykiss kiss with Martin was honestly traumatising. I'm still thinking about it. Ofcom will be hearing from me," Sarel joked.
Another Love Island fan wrote on X: "That Martin and Billykiss, kiss was so awkward that when he asked her if the kiss was good she avoided answering hahaha no I'm scarred and need emotional support HELLO
OFCOM
."
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And a third commented: "I feel so uncomfortable I might need to call ofcom."
However, Billykiss has since held her hands up and said "it's my fault"
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On Love Island's The Morning After Podcast, she told hosts
She then went on to explain what led up to the kiss.
"Essentially, on the first night, Martin was keen for a smooch and I turned him down.
"By the second day, I'd shared a kiss with Boris and then Martin asked me again.
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"I felt compelled to say 'yes', even though I didn't really want to. I felt awful," she confessed.
"It's my own doing - if you're not interested, just say no again. My actions and
energy
were saying no."
She admitted: "It's my fault though, it's my fault, I'll take full responsibility."
Martin found himself kicked to the kerb after Casa Amor when
The Irish stunner later kindled a new romance with Cach Mercer, but soon found herself embroiled in a
Then in a later episode,
This was as Yasmin and Toni were voted the top favourite girls, and Cach and Ty the top boys by a public vote.
In the end, Angel was saved and
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Billykiss has since taken full responsibility for the awkward kiss
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