Love Island's Kady McDermott denies Mitch Taylor's claims she had secret boyfriend outside villa
Topics: Love Island, Sex and Relationships, Entertainment
Anish Vij
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Topics: Love Island, Sex and Relationships, Entertainment
Kady McDermott - who recently announced her split from Ouzy See - has denied Mitch Taylor's claims she had a secret boyfriend outside the villa.
Well, it seems yet another Love Island couple have called it quits after Kady took to social media earlier today (8 August) to break the news to her followers.
Via Instagram stories, she wrote: "Sadly late last night Ouzy's behaviour and actions from the 30th July were brought to my attention.
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"Ouzy is one of the loveliest people I have met and I know he is remorseful but unfortunately actions have consequences and although we are not 'official' in our relationship status I am definitely not prepared to start a relationship off on this foot.
"I wish him nothing but happiness and success in his life.
"Thank you for the continued support by so many of you, I'd like to focus on the many positives and move on with my life now."
This comes after the claims from Mitch - the 'King' of drama from the latest series - who alleged Kady 'came in [the villa] with a boyfriend' and has 'a boyfriend to this day'.
During an interview with On Demand Entertainment, the 27-year-old gas engineer claimed Kady wore a bracelet given by her alleged boyfriend throughout the show, adding: "Your boyfriend was at your house whilst you were there and you're calling me fake. I got called fake by Kady when Kady was doing the most."
Kady swiftly shut down the claims on Instagram, writing: "The narrative that is circulating that I had a boyfriend whilst in the Love Island villa is categorically FALSE.
"My mum stayed at mine whilst I was in the villa to look after my dog and house.
"The media have been relentless with this narrative and it now appears others want to jump on the bandwagon too.
"Speaking opinions is one thing but making such bold statements with confidence is wrong.
"Not only are they false they can be very damaging."
In a separate story, she also wrote: "Although I have raised this before I feel I need to address this one more time, before I can finally put this to bed.
"I have always been clear that my views are my opinions of MY time in the villa, how I saw relationships, read situations and contestants' behaviour.
"During interviews since leaving the villa I have answered questions asked to me.
"Please remember interviews can be edited just like a TV show to draw in viewers with clickbait snippets of much longer conversations."
Tyla has contacted Ouzy See's representatives for comment.