Jeremiah Brown Blasts His ‘Love Island’ Co-Stars For Being ‘Intimidated’ By Him

“Love island“Star Jeremiah Brown Would everyone have spoken when he was still a competitor for the season 7 of the popular reality exhibition.

Now that his man’s co-star has dropped him from the villa, Brown is opened about what really Meni and he would not arrest.

During the recent episode, the role of the Malemers was to send one of three men home, and as they discussed, they chose Brown, invoking his alleged inability to investigate more than one connection.

But in a recent interview VarietyBrown said he did not buy their reasoning and even urged them that he seemed to be jealous of him.

“They can say that we don’t want him to re -create old habits, but I had already told them several times that I would do it right now,” Brown said, referring to his new connection to Bombshell Andreina Santos.

Then he expressed his frustration with other men’s archipelago, urging him to explore the connections to more than one woman and added that even though she did, “it still is not enough.”

“So when they said they didn’t want me to create old habits, that’s some shit,” he continued. “I couldn’t buy it.”

According to Brown, the real reason men decided to remove him was that they “saw the opportunity to enter the competition”.

“It’s a game at the end of the day. I know they were interested in the bomb, and we were pretty close. It was honest to get out of the competitor,” he said.

When Brown knew he left Fiji in favor, the other men assured him that their vote was sending him home was not “personal”.

“I’m not going to it,” Brown said of their comment. “When I vote, it’s all personal. I don’t care if f-cl up a million times; if you are my friend then I like you. That’s how I work,” he added.

Later in his interview with Brown, Brown discussed his tense dynamism with Ace Greene, an archipelago, which many viewers have kept the season leader.

“We had many great moments together, but we didn’t always see the face to the face. It may be intimidation. I don’t know,” Brown told the variety before he touched him if he could see that he could be friends with men who voted on the show, including Nicolas Vansteenberghe and Taylor Williams.

“I will stay on my side,” the reality star said. “I know it’s a game program, and I shouldn’t get my feelings about it. But what they said and how they moved, I don’t want people like that. I wish them the best but I’m good. I will do my own thing.”

And Brown is not the only recently burned Islander that contains negative feelings of collaborative stars that sent him to pack.

Charlie Georgiou Shared a similar message during the previous interview that the explosion reported, and added, “They could have saved me. They didn’t save me. That’s what it is.”

In addition, he admitted why he was “disappointed” in Amaya Espinal and Cierra Ortega, saying, “Cierra [and I] It came here together, and he knows how long I was trying to find a connection and how happy I was when I had it. At the end of the day, I think I’m just an easy vote for them. “