Love Island’s Sherif believes they’re not telling Molly-Mae why he was kicked out

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Following plenty of vicious rumours circulating over Sherif's dramatic departure from the villa, the semi-pro rugby player set the record straight with The Sun earlier in the week, revealing that it was a playful fight gone wrong that saw his competition time fall short. The star was made leave the villa after he accidentally kicked Molly-Mae in the crotch during a play fight and then called it a "c*nt punt". According to Sherif, he feels his dismissal was unfair and came with no warning. The star who is angered by his removal from the villa is now telling all in a series on interviews following the Island stint. Speaking on the Reality Tea podcast, Sherif revealed that he believes fellow Islanders are still in the dark about his eviction including Molly-Mae.

"I don't think they told her what happened and what they deemed inappropriate. "I think they have a duty not to tell people in there so it doesn’t mess up their head and they don’t start moving in a particular way... basically moving stiff and dead in the show."

Sherif also believes that Molly-Mae didn't go to the TV heads about the incident as she wasn't injured or visibly upset and so, Sherif thinks she's still in the dark about the whole situation.

"Obviously I regret actually kicking someone in their private area, but it was an accident and I feel like people should understand that", Sherif added.

The star later added that he feels the show has too much regulation now, stopping people from using "home slang" and being themselves. Love Island returns to Vigin Media Two tonight.