Love Island’s Rebecca Gormley is being given a second chance by unofficial boyfriend Biggs Chris after her “f**k up” on a drunken night out.
According to Biggs, the brunette bombshell, 21, rocked the boat after a wild night out saw her wake up at Michael Griffiths' house the following morning.
The pair’s relationship was tested when Rebecca spent the night at Michael’s house, but insisted that nothing happened between the two and instead says she fell asleep on the sofa.
The following morning, Biggs was shocked to find Rebecca “missing” from their hotel room after he decided to leave their night out early.
The Scotsman immediately called Michael to find out the truth, but thankfully it wasn’t what he assumed it was.
Biggs told Sun Online: “He told me nothing happened and that he would never do that to me.
“Michael did try to call me that night while I was asleep and when I spoke to him he was like, 'look what was I meant to do with her? She was drunk’.”
Biggs went on to say that he completely believes that nothing happened between the pair, saying that “everyone’s morals are different”.
He added: “In my head I'm like, 'Rebecca, you f**ked up'. But at the same time if people knew the truth they'd understand it.”
And Rebecca has been really apologetic since the ordeal.
However, despite Biggs’ decision to forgive her, he did admit that the pair’s relationship has pumped the brakes slightly.
The Love Islander says he “can’t put my whole trust” in Rebecca yet, and says he needs to “wait and see” how their relations progress after this bump.
But the 27-year-old did add that Rebecca technically didn’t do anything “wrong” because they haven’t made their relationship official yet in terms of labels.
And the couple will have some trouble talking things through at this time as Biggs has returned back to Scotland to self-isolate amid the coronavirus pandemic.
But Rebecca is motivated to make the relationship work.
Despite being stuck in Newcastle during the global outbreak of the disease, she promised him she’d drive 150 miles to see him, should the trains be cancelled.
