Shannon Singh has slammed trolls who are sending Chloe Burrows death threats.
The Scottish beauty was dumped from Love Island last week in a shock recoupling, after new girl Chloe chose to couple up with Aaron Francis.
Chloe’s family, who are currently running her social media accounts, have since revealed that she has received “hundreds” of death threats online – and they have had to get the police involved.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain on Monday, Shannon said: “We’re in 2021 guys. [Chloe’s] family came out and made the statement about those death threats and stuff that she is getting, which I totally don’t condone at all.”
“It’s a game show, you know she’s got a job to do. The fact she is receiving such horrible feedback from everyone, it’s not really nice.”
“Everyone needs to practice what they preach which is to be kind.”
It comes after Shannon admitted she was “mortified” after being booted from the show after just 48 hours.
She told The Sun last week: “When I had to leave, I was mortified. All you’ve got to think about is, ‘Oh my God, what have they shown?’”
“I’m cheeky, I’m loud, I’m outgoing and I’m definitely not shy. But that didn’t really come across. Great things happened that I thought would have got my personality out there and allowed people to get to know me.”
“It is 24 hours of filming and they decide whatever they put in that 60-minute episode.”
“I’m not going to lie and say I’m absolutely overjoyed with it. I spent two weeks in quarantine for 48 hours on a show.”
Love Island continues on Virgin Media One tonight at 9pm.
