Love Island receives 3,600 Ofcom complaints in one week

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Ofcom received 3,617 complaints about Love Island in one week, the majority tee ab on the alleged misogynistic behavior of some of the male contestants.

This is after the movie night fallout, where the islanders watched footage of their partners tempted by 'bombshells' or being unfaithful.

Domestic abuse charity Women's Aid recently said they spoke to ITV about "misogynistic behavior ".

ITV said it "does not endorse trolling".

Over the past few days, Luca has accused his partner Gemma of "flirting" with Casa Amor "bombing" Billy, although she insisted she wasn't interested in him in the episode from Sunday's movie night.

Luca's family released a statement on his Instagram in response to the criticism, saying "when he will look back, he will be embarrassed and deeply sorry."

There was also a row between fan favorites Davide and Ekin-Su, about images of her at Casa. , but have not yet decided whether or not to investigate".

It has also received complaints about Sunday's spin-off show Aftersun, the majority about comments made about Ekin-Su and the treatment of ex-islander Jacques during his interview with host Laura Whitmore.

Ofcom said that the plaintiffs "were primarily concerned about his welfare, given his behavior during the interview".