The popular dating show “Celebs Go Dating” is making headlines once again, but this time it’s for all the wrong reasons. A Love Island star who joined the cast for the latest season has come under fire from fans, who accuse him of faking his connections with the women on the show.
Love Island Hunk Adam Collard in the Hot Seat
Adam Collard, known for his appearance on Love Island, has joined the star-studded cast of Celebs Go Dating in the hopes of finding true love. Throughout the season, fans have witnessed his growing closeness with Lottie Moss, the half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss. The pair recently confirmed their romance, with Lottie admitting to having a “special connection” with the notorious reality star.
Fans Cry Foul
However, not all viewers are convinced by Adam’s sincerity. Many have taken to discussion forums to express their frustrations, claiming that the Love Island star is nothing more than an act. One viewer accused Adam of using the same lines on every girl, while another questioned how anyone could believe they were special to him when he admitted to not being past his womanizer phase. Some even stated that they were tired of seeing Adam play the same character on every show and that they no longer wanted him on their screens.
“D***head” Confession
Amidst the controversy, Adam also faced criticism from Celebs Go Dating agent Anna Williamson. During a candid conversation, Adam shockingly confessed to spending the night with Lottie after their first mixer, before even stepping foot into the agency. Anna, visibly angered, gave Adam a scathing review, labeling him a “d***head” and expressing her disbelief at his actions. She emphasized that no other celebrity had ever engaged in such behavior before getting to know their potential matches through the agency.
Celebs Go Dating continues to generate buzz, but this time it’s due to accusations of fakery surrounding one of its star contestants. As the show progresses, fans will be keeping a close eye on Adam Collard’s journey to see if he can prove his critics wrong and find genuine love.
