Love Island News revel that fans were stunned to see 2019 contestant Joe Garratt break the lockdown regulations that are in place to stop the spread of the coronavirus in the United Kingdom. Joe had been spending the last three weeks of isolation with fellow Love Island star Anton Danyluk and his parents, but it is believed that he has now moved back to his own home.
Joe and Anton were spending the period of isolation with Anton’s parents in Scotland, but it is believed that Joe has now travelled back to his London flat. Joe’s decision to travel six hours back to London comes just a week after the UK government had revealed that the lockdown measures will be in place for another three weeks.
Love Island News: Joe Clearly Breaks Lockdown Regulations
The regulations that are in place are simple for all to follow, as they clearly indicate that non-essential travel is not allowed. However, last week the government did reveal that residents are able to move out of their homes for a number of days as a cooling-off period should there be an argument between the people living under the same roof.
However, it is unclear whether Joe and Anton had a dispute, which means this cannot be excluded from the reasons why he moved back to London. An insider told The Sun that Joe had travelled back down south by himself and that he didn’t come into contact with anybody on his way.
Love Island News: Fans Ask Why He Left Scotland
However, his move back down south wasn’t missed by fans as they quickly commented on a post that he uploaded on Instagram. Joe didn’t respond to the comment, which means fans are still non-the-wiser as to why he was forced to leave Anton’s house in Scotland.
Anton and Joe had been entertaining fans by posting videos on social media of the two working out. Some fans posted on Joe’s recent post admitting that they will miss the two lads posting their daily updates. Daily Soap Dish is the only place to stay in the know regarding the latest Love Island news. . For more royal and celeb baby news, come back to Celeb Baby Laundry.
