As this year's Love Island is getting into full swing of things, fans are once again getting gripped by the drama that is unfolding.
The show has already seen two contestants booted out of the villa with pre-show favourite Shannon Singh lasting just 48 hours and new boy Chuggs Wallis failing to make the cut with new girl Rachel Finni.
But as some of the couples start to turn up the heat and let their guards slip, others aren't happy with their options and are keen for new blood to arrive.
And on Tuesday night, two new girls caught the attention of the boys - much to the annoyance of the villa's original girls.
The girls - notably Sharon Gaffka and Faye Winter - were also visibly upset by Hugo Hammond's comment that he doesn't like "fakeness".
Hugo had made a flippant remark saying he wasn't into "fake women" and the pair, who have both had boob jobs, took offence to the remarks.
But the girls' complaints left fans on social media reeling, including one celeb.
Katie Price, who recently feared she was going to die after her latest cosmetic surgery procedure left her in so much pain, took to her Instagram account to voice her opinion.
Katie, 43, posted a clip from the episode on her Instagram Stories reel and captioned it "Get over it".
Over the top of the clip, Katie is heard saying: "Get over it girls. Some guys don't like the fake look they like the girl next door."
And she bluntly continued: "If you can't handle the criticism, don't have the work done."
Her comments come shortly after fiancé Carl Woods branded the mother-of-five as Britain's answer to Pamela Anderson and said his beau is far better than any of the girls on the popular ITV dating show.
The 31-year-old said: "Katie is the ultimate woman - there’s nobody like her. She’s the British version of Pamela Anderson and she runs rings around the Love Island girls in every way."
Last month, Katie jetted off to Turkey last month and has undergone full body liposuction, eye and lip lifts, liposuction under her chin, and had fat injected into her backside.
And despite the pain and fears caused by the procedure, the former glamour model stressed she is keen to go under the knife again in the future.
She told The Sun : "I’d do it again... maybe in five to ten years."
