, admitted that recoupling scenes can take a long time to film and islanders practice their speeches with producers beforehand.“You don’t normally have to re-do… if it’s something very dramatic, then obviously they can’t really redo that," she explained.
“But when you’re doing, like, the ‘I would like to couple up with this person because…’ you do that in three sections.“You kind of go over it with a producer before, that night. So like during dinner time you kind of talk through it. It’s really produced.”AdvertisementDuring the heart rate challenge, she said islanders were forced to wear skimpy clothes and didn't have any say in the matter.
"I cried from lunchtime to the minute I walked out. I said to them [the show’s producers], ‘I will go out naked in nipple tassels, as long as you give me trousers, tights, or thigh high boots. I will do whatever you want’. "I said to them, ‘I might just walk. I can’t do this’.... I was crying, I was going, ‘Please, you don’t understand. Please.’"I was really struggling with swollen legs because of the different altitude over there [South Africa]. I was crying because I felt like rubbish, I was crying because I was embarrassed.”