Yesterday, the news broke that we've only got about a week and a half left of Love Island, and we've pretty much been in a state of disarray since. The only thing preventing us from breaking down and crying in the office is the fact that we’ve got a solid few days of dramz now that 'Muggy' Mike Thalassitis is back in the villa.
We're also loving the latest couple to become offish. Montana Brown and Alex Beattie took the next natural step in their two-week long relationship and became boyfriend and girlfriend last night.
But Montana's mum, Sarah, has been speaking out about her daughter's new romance and it turns out she's not convinced it's 100% real.
She thinks some of the nawty scenes we've seen between Montana and Alex have been set up by the producers and we're not seeing the 'real' Mon.
"It has been an interesting version of Montana, which isn't really her," she told The Mirror, "When she likes somebody, she likes them, but wouldn't normally go head-first in. Everything seems to be fast-tracked."
Sarah then explained she thinks the show's is a 'pressurised environment' and causing Montana to behave in way she normally wouldn’t.
"I presume being in a pressurised environment means the reality is different. She is normally really private.
"I think it must be quite choreographed and I know they are directed, so what you see is not always the reality."
And here we were thinking reality TV was 100% real…
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