Jeremiah Brown explodes his co-stars of “the island of love” for having been “intimidated” by him

“”Love island” star Jeremiah Brown Everyone had spoken when he was still a candidate for season 7 of the popular reality TV show.

However, now that he has been thrown from the villa by his male co -stars, Brown opens on what really happened – and he does not hold back.

During a recent episode, the male Icelanders were responsible for returning one of the three men to the house, and after having deliberated, they chose Brown, citing his alleged inability to explore more than one connection.

But during a recent interview with Variety, Brown said that he did not buy their reasoning and did not even call them to be jealous of him.

“They can say that we do not want him to recreate old habits, but I had already communicated to them several times that I do it in the right direction now,” said Brown, referring to his new connection with Bombshell Andreina Santos.

He then expressed his frustration towards other male islanders for having urged him to explore links with more than one woman, adding that even when he did, “that was still not enough”.

“So when they said they didn’t want me to recreate old habits, it’s a Bullsh-T,” he said. “I couldn’t buy that.”

According to Brown, the real reason why men have chosen to eliminate it was because they “saw a chance to take out their competitors”.

“It’s a match at the end of the day. I know they were interested in the bomb, and we got closer enough. He honestly came out,” he said.

Once Brown knew that he was leaving the Fiji for good, the rest of the men assured him that their vote to send him back to him was not “personal”.

“I’m not going for that,” said Brown about their comments. “When I vote, everything is personal. I don’t care if you do a million times; if you are my friend, then I keep you. This is how I work,” he added.

Later, during his interview, Brown discussed his tense dynamics with his island colleague, Ace Greene, that many viewers considered the leader of the season.

“We have had a lot of great moments together, but we haven’t always seen your eyes. It could be an intimidation. I don’t know,” Brown told Variety before determining if he could be friends with the men who voted him from the show, including Nicolas Vansteenberghe and Taylor Williams.

“Respectfully, I stay on my side,” said the reality star. “I know it’s a television game, and I shouldn’t have my feelings about it. But what they said and how they have moved, I don’t want people to like it. I wish them the best, but I’m going well. I’m going to do my own thing.”

And Brown is not the only Islander recently poured to have negative feelings about the co-stars that sent him to pack.

Charlie Georgiou shared a similar message during a previous interview, reported by The Blast, adding: “They could have saved me. They did not save me. That’s what it is.”

He also admitted why he was “disappointed” in the votes of Amaya Espinal and Cierra Ortega, saying: “Cierra [and I] came together, and she knows how long I was trying to find a link and how happy I was when I got it. At the end of the day, I think I was just the easy vote for them. “”