Love Island news has revealed that there is no love lost between the couple that won the 2019 edition of the show. Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea stormed to a shocking victory during that year’s edition of the show, as they were able to edge out Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague for the top spot and the cash prize.
However, Amber and Greg were only together for a couple of weeks in the villa, as Greg was a late entry. Due to the popularity that Amber had, the couple were able to go on and win the show. The couple eventually broke up, as it was reported that Greg ended the relation by text message.
Love Island News: Amber Hits Back At Ex
Amber revealed this news on social media and that led to an immediate backlash from fans of the show that thought their relationship was set to continue for longer than it did. Greg revealed that he wanted to focus on his rugby career instead of his love life. Amber then revealed that she was the only ‘single’ winner of the reality show.
This week was the year anniversary from their success, which was something that Amber was quick to remind fans. She posted a picture on social media, which was prompted to a reply by Greg. He simply posted back to Amber saying ‘Congrats’. Amber has since hit back at his comment by calling him ‘Pathetic’.
Love Island News: No Love Lost
It would appear that there is still no love lost between the couple, as Amber revealed that Greg was ‘pathetic’ during a video that was posted on TikTok. In the video, a fan claimed that the comment was ‘gas’, but Amber didn’t agree with that sentiment.
Amber has also been speaking about her love life this week, as she revealed that she is more careful with who she is dating since the reality show ended. She revealed that she has been inundated with messages on social media, but claimed that she wasn’t keen about the idea of becoming a ‘sex symbol’.
She made the comments during an interview with The Sun, as she admitted that she would rather have a normal conversation with someone.
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