Kaz Crossley could potentially face the axe from the upcoming series of Celebrity Ex on the Beach after being filmed 'snorting a suspicious substance' in Dubai.
The former Love Island star signed up for the MTV show earlier this year, but following the leaked video - which appears to show her inhaling the substance up one nostril using what looks like a rolled up tube - Kaz could now be kicked from the lineup.
The reality TV star, who appeared on the 2018 series Love Island, was allegedly allegedly captured 'snorting' the substance in November last year while she was spending time in Dubai during the Coronavirus lockdown in the UK.
In the footage, Kaz bends over to lower her head towards a side table, on which lines of a white powder appear to be laid out.
Although she was one of the most talked about stars of the upcoming series of Ex On The Beach, her future on the reality show now looks uncertain according to a TV insider.
Kaz had signed up for the new series following her split from fellow Love Island star, Theo Campbell.
"The producers of EOTB are furious as they are notoriously anti-drugs - Scotty T and Marty McKenna were both axed from Geordie Shore after being caught taking drugs," a source told The Sun.
“They’ve been forced to work out how much Kaz will feature on the new series because they don’t want the story coming up every time the show is talked about in the press."
It comes as an even bigger blow due to the fact Dubai has a zero-tolerance approach to drugs-related offences.
In the United Arab Emirates country, possession of drugs, even residual amounts, are severe and punishable by up to 20 years imprisonment.
Love Island star Kaz previously faced criticism over the amount of time she spent in Dubai during the height of the pandemic.
The bombshell enjoyed a luxurious extended stay in Dubai from October 2020 having travelled to the location from Spain.
At the time, UK residents were forbidden to travel unless it was for work, but Kaz - along with many other social media influencers - flew out to Dubai for 'work purposes'.
The Mirror has reached out to Kaz's representatives for comment on this story.
