In response to the trolls who were upset that she was cast in the official Love Island: All Stars podcast, Amy Hart, who was an islander in season five, remained defiant.
Amy Hart has slammed trolls who wanted her sacked from a Love Island presenting job.
Fans of her ex-boyfriend Curtis Pritchard were furious Amy had landed a role on the official Love Island: All Stars podcast. However, she has ignored the backlash and proved to be a popular figure behind the mic.
Everyone was preoccupied from the beginning about how awkward it would be for me to talk about Curtis, according to Amy, who even confronted him after he left the villa. I was asked, “What would happen if we meet face-to-face,” and I had to speak with him. However, sadly for everyone, we all manage to survive fairly well.
He stated in his pre-villa interviews that “I’m really looking forward to seeing Amy when she interviews me for the podcast.” Because I know him so well, I can push him hard, and I can wind up with him, he was my easiest interview.
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Amy insists she and Curtis, 29, “get on really well” despite their split. Curtis even told Amy: “I’m so excited for you to do this, you’re going to absolutely smash it, you were born to do this” ahead of her new gig, reports The Sun.
The 31-year-old reality TV star has launched her own podcast, Amy Hart’s Mum’s Club, and is a mum-as-a-mother on social media. She and husband Sam Rason now have a happy marriage, and they have a 2-year-old son Stanley.
Amy explained the purpose of her own podcast by describing how she wanted to get to know many different celebrity influencer mothers, hear about their experiences as parents, and maybe get some parenting advice.
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