Fridays off!
Kem Cetinay has just given away a huge Love Island secret!
The 2018 winner appeared on today's episode of This Morning to discuss all aspects of villa life.
Speaking to Philip and Holly he said, "Twitter was going mad because there was no Love Island on Saturday, so of course I know why."
"When you're in there, they give you one day off, so you get one day a week."
Kem continued, "It gives them a day to clean the whole villa, you take your mics off and normally we go to the beach and we just chill out."
"Not a lot of people know this."
He went on, "So what happens is when you take the microphone off you're not allowed to talk about anything to do with the show or the couples, you have to talk about home life.
"And you're being watched by an eagle hawk, by the producers, because they don't want you to talk about what's going on."
Kem finished, "You can all sit and chat but they (the producers) are careful with what you talk about because they want to keep it so everyone at home can see, and get it on video."
"But at the same time it's their day to clean the villa, get everything done and give you the day off, and your time to relax and not be so intensely in all the chat."
Love Island contracts
So, according to Kem for one day each week all of the Islanders are just walking around Majorca, casually forming relationships we don't know about?!
Well!
Backing up Kem's claims The Mirror reports that, 'written into every Islander's contract is the rule that they will always have Fridays off.'
This is why we don't get a full show on Saturdays. Love Island: Unseen Bits airs instead.
Love Island returns to Virgin Media Two tonight from 9pm.
In the meantime, read about the major flirting between Yewande and Danny here.
Find out why Lucie's ex is 'devastated' with her here.
Discover here why there's more drama ahead for Lucie when Danny makes his entrance tonight.
And catch up on everything you need to know about the latest islander here.
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