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Amber Gill slams Love Island stars

Amber Gill has accused this year’s ‘Love Island’ stars of "recreating" storylines.
The winner of the summer edition of the ITV2 show has claimed this year’s crop – which includes the likes of Shaughna Phillips, Paige Turley, Luke Trotman, Siânnise Fudge, Finley Tapp and Demi Jones – are deliberately trying to emulate the success of last year’s series after seeing a fall scene in Thursday night’s (13.02.20) episode.
During the show, Demi was busy chatting to Shaughna when she tripped over on the decking, which Amber has compared to Molly-Mae Hague’s fall in the villa.
She wrote on Twitter: "They really are trying to recreate last series with that fall."
Amber won the show with sports star Greg O’Shea but they have since split up, citing distance as a factor, but she now believes it was a "blessing in disguise".
The ‘Love Island’ beauty said: "I think in the future I’ll look back on this as a blessing in disguise. I can focus on work and spending time with my family and friends. He can keep [the money]. I needed someone else to win and we won it together. I don’t hate him, I’m just disappointed in him, really. All I’d wanted was a little bit of effort on his part to come to London or Newcastle to see me, and we’d had a discussion about that a couple of days before. And then he texted me on the day I was supposed to fly to Ireland."
Despite this, Amber insisted she doesn’t need to be in a relationship to feel happy.
Speaking about love, she said: "You don’t need to be in a relationship at all. I think if you’re going to be with somebody they have got to enhance your life, otherwise there’s no point. Being by yourself is amazing – it is powerful."

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