Greg O’Shea lifted the lid on some never before heard behind-the-scenes secrets about the Love Island villa - which includes cameras in the toilets.
The Limerick born Love Island champion, who won the show alongside Amber Gill in 2019, looked back on his time in the famous villa on his Instagram Stories.
The 26-year-old rugby star opened up in a candid Q&A session with his followers who quizzed him on all the behind-the-scenes gossip from the hit ITV dating show.
After one curious fan asked the rugby star to dish the dirt on something viewers may not know about the show, the former RTE 2fm presenter shared some rather shocking details about the bathroom setup in the iconic Mallorca villa.
Greg admitted: “There’s cameras in the toilet.
“You are being watched while… you know…,” he wrote, alongside a poo emoji.
The rugby player, who is also continuing his law studies throughout lockdown, also hinted he plans to move abroad before settling in Ireland in the future.
“I absolutely love Ireland and especially the people so it’s hard for me to imagine not living here,” he said when asked where he sees himself settling down long term.
“I do want to live in a hot climate for awhile though so I’ll probably do that before settling in the motherland,” he added.
Asked how he was coping with lockdown in Ireland, he went on: “There’s nothing to do socially. Trying my best to make the most of it though and come out of lockdown with something to show for the time, hence doing some exams.
“So sick of lockdown though, fingers crossed we get let out soon.”
Greg made the revelations after taking a social media break to finish an exam this week.
His Love Island tales also come after former contestant Montana Brown revealed the villa is a lot raunchier than shown on TV.
Speaking on the Mouthing Off with Olivia Caridi podcast, the season three star said that “people were having sex everywhere”, it just wasn’t aired.
“Like genuinely everywhere – all the time,” she added.
“In the day, in the night, upstairs, downstairs. It is hilarious, because you know they can’t really put it on camera.”
