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Love Island stars that have been arrested over drug busts, drunken brawls and dangerous dogs - as Kyle Ashman pulls out of new series following machete attack claims


While many stars have used their appearance on the show to obtain six-figure brand deals - some have found themselves hitting headlines for wrongdoing.

In May 2024, Love Island's Rebecca Gormley and Biggs Chris (pictured) were charged by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in relation to an unauthorised foreign exchange trading scheme promoted on social media In May 2024, a group of nine influencers, which included Love Island's Rebecca Gormley, Biggs Chris, Eva Zapico and Jamie Clayton, were charged by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in relation to an unauthorised foreign exchange trading scheme promoted on social media. The watchdog alleged that Emmanuel paid the Love Island stars along with TOWIE's Lauren Goodge and Yazmin Oukhellou, and Geordie Shore's Scott Timlin to promote the account to their combined 4.5 million Instagram followers.

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