Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore expressed how ‘exhausting’ she finds hosting the popular show due to intense public scrutiny.
Last month, Laura’s comments over Ekin-Su’s bedroom antics with Casa Amor bombshell George Tasker during Love Island: Aftersun resulted in 427 Ofcom complaints: ‘Laura is the presenter of the show, and part of that role is to pose questions to the panel and discuss events in the villa.
‘We do not condone trolling against either our host or our Islanders and any subsequent elevation of these comments.’Laura shared the disadvantages that comes with hosting Love Island ‘It’s still something I’m working through myself privately,’ she said during the‘I had to also think about it for my own mental health side, because I love the show, but it comes with a lot of s**t.’
‘The host only comes on three or four times, it’s always been the way, but it gets the most attention. It’s a bit exhausting and it’s tough,’ she added.Caroline was the leading lady of Love Island for five series Remembering the adored late star, she said: ‘I saw when Caroline worked on the show what she got every year and I never knew how she handled it. I always thought, “Jesus, she’s so strong.”in order to focus on becoming a household name on television.
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