Ulrika Jonsson has stoned the Love Island boys for their ‘misconduct and sexism’ in the villa.
Swedish-British model and TV presenter, 54, expressed concern about their behavior towards girls in her latest Sun column.
Ulrika added that she’s glad Women’s Aid is making noise about what viewers have witnessed and encourages more people to respond to this kind of behavior.
Speak up: Ulrika Jonsson slams the Love Island boys for their ‘misbehavior and sexism’ in the villa
Ulrika wrote in her column: ‘This series is not only severely disappointing, but deeply disturbing. Especially as we know its large audience is young and impressionable and may think certain behaviors are acceptable.
‘So much of their behavior seems like harmless pranks. Happy birthday. But it feels like they’ve abandoned any sense of a moral compass and of fairness.
‘The normal deviance and sexism cast a long shadow over this film and the men themselves don’t seem to see it.’
Concerns: Ulrika added that she’s glad Women’s Aid is making noise about what viewers have witnessed and encourages more people to react to this kind of behavior
After Casa Amor, the boys try to make the girls look like bad people even though their actions are much worse.
Ulrika says these men are influential when she leaves the villa and she wouldn’t want her son to see them as role models.
She ends up making her readers worry more about what’s going on inside the mansion, than what the islanders will have to deal with once they’re out.
Worried: The Swedish-British TV presenter, 54, expressed concern about their behavior towards the girls in her latest Sun column
Women’s Aid has revealed they are in talks with ITV over ‘misbehavior and control’ to be shown in the Love Island mansion.
A statement from the charity stressed that ‘specific information about abusive relationships and understanding of how to manage behavior in relationships’ was missing from the previous channel’s ‘comprehensive training’ movie series.
Meanwhile, women’s charity Refuge released a separate statement highlighting the ‘gas and coercive control’ exhibited by some of the boys.
In hot water: In recent episodes, fishmonger Luca has accused her partner Gemma of ‘flirting’ Billy after being shown clips of her in Movie Night – despite her repeatedly denying it. pick up whatever remarkable is going on.
Many people took to Twitter in the week before leaving Casa Amor to point out certain behaviors from the boys.
In recent episodes, fish hunter Luca Bish has accused her partner Gemma Owen of ‘flirting’ Billy Brown after being shown clips of her in Movie Night – although she repeatedly denies anything. remarkable happens between them.
Meanwhile after Movie Night, Davide Sanclimenti labeled Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu a ‘liar’ again for flirting with George during her brief stay at Casa Amor, even though he had kissed two girls during his time away. Teacher.
Dami Hope also humbled herself in hot water with fans after calling Summer Botwe a ‘fake’ and hitting back at Indiyah Polack following his blatantly wandering gaze in Casa Amor.
Shock: Luca boiled over after watching Gemma chat ‘flirty’ with Billy in Casa Amor – however he persisted in shouting at her after she insisted nothing happened
Response: In response to a statement by Women’s Aid, it said: “At Women’s Aid, we are being tagged in a stream of Twitter posts, with Love Island viewers highlighting the misbehavior and control displayed on display. displayed on the screen”
Responding to a statement by Women’s Aid said: ‘At Women’s Aid we are being tagged in a stream of Twitter posts, with Love Island viewers highlighting the misconduct and control displayed on the screen. Figure.
‘This is clearly not just about any individual contestant, and a show based on forming romantic relationships must have guidelines on what behavior is and is not acceptable in those relationships.
‘We are talking to ITV and they have shared with us information about their inclusion training, but what seems to be missing is specific information about abusive relationships and understanding about behavioral control in relationships.’
Women’s charity Refuge also wrote on Twitter in a statement: ‘The false and normal sexism witnessed on this #LoveIsland series is deeply disturbing.
‘The double standards, gas lighting and coercive controls displayed by the men in the mansion are an extremely serious matter.’
Disgruntled: Women’s charity Refuge also wrote on Twitter in a statement: ‘The deviant and normalized sexism witnessed on this #LoveIsland series is deeply disturbing’
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
