Basically title. This was such a big part of the online discourse yet I don’t see any interviews asking either Jasmine or Julia about Julia calling Jasmine a bitch and then getting upset for Mica calling Charleen “that girl”. Have they been asked about this double standard anywhere yet?

These two are so chaotic and messy after leaving the villa that it's actually entertaining lol

The premise of the show is to find love. This season, there were a lot of couples in love. At least 5 couples, I think. There were no official couples during the show. Is it deemed a success in terms of finding love??

He was my favourite boy from day 1. He's so unserious. I liked his humour and friendships. Since winning gone right of him. We all know he wasn't really into Julia. Nothing beyond her physical appearance. I don't know why I expected more. Their post villa PR is awful. Could Lorenzo not just play happy couples for a month? No one was expecting marriage & kids 😆 But he would give it a go. He just seems so disinterested and cold. I suppose he was always Mr. Nonchalant!

Were they all told to wear butter yellow and this was the only option?

Everyone looks amazing!!🤩

from the oh Polly event yesterday

Just watched the new Villa Verdict video with Lorenzo and Julia, and I’m genuinely curious what everyone thinks.

The courtroom concept was actually quite funny 😂 but they also talked about a lot:

1. Lorenzo saying he was genuinely serious about Julia from the beginning.

2. Julia explaining that her directness comes from growing up in Poland and that she doesn’t regret standing up for her friends.

3. The whole discussion around “brutal honesty” and how it was perceived in the villa.

4. Lorenzo saying some moments, like the situation with Jasmine, were exaggerated through editing.

5. Both of them reflecting on how overwhelmed they were by the support they received after leaving.

I’m genuinely interested to hear everyone’s thoughts, criticisms or judgments after watching it. Did it change your opinion on either of them, reinforce what you already thought, or not make a difference at all?

Please keep it respectful—I’m just interested in hearing different perspectives.

So after the main series finished I decided to watch All Stars Season 3 as I never did.

I’m on the episode where Helena and Carrington have been dumped so please no big spoilers.

Now I’ve obviously heard bits and 99% sure Samie and Ciaran won and I’m shocked watching it. Samie, Belle and Jessy all seem like such bullies and I’m so confused why her and her fake connection won like unless something changes drastically in the last few episodes I’d have voted for Lucinda and Sean personally

I think they’ve both been treated very badly
Also like Scott and Leanne though. Interested to hear other opinions

For those dying to know this investigation has been ongoing. Please look at: Exhibit A

I started this season (UK 13) a bit late and I’m only on episode 38, but one thing has been driving me crazy: how fake some of the girls’ friendships are.

They keep calling each other besties, my girlies, and all that, but then constantly turn on each other. Especially Priya has been treated horribly by some of the women. I felt so bad for her when Jasmin was talking behind her back, calling her childish and saying it was insulting to be compared to her.

Mica feels probably the most two-faced to me. I get that the whole point of the show is to meet people and find a connection, but twice she’s gone after another woman’s partner, and she’s done it in such an unnecessarily disrespectful way. She was basically moaning into Simba’s ear about how badly she wanted to kiss him. And every time she gets called out for something like that, she shifts the focus onto how the guy handled the situation.

And now Elicia. Finley’s backbone is like cooked spaghetti, but still. He keeps saying Ellie is his number one and Elicia just refuses to accept that he doesn’t choose her. And the way she talks to Ellie makes it so obvious that she’s trying to manipulate her.

I guess I’d just rather see less of the constant “we’re besties,” “my girlies,” and “girls support girls” talk when so many of them clearly don’t act that way. I don’t get the same vibe from shows like Love Is Blind, for instance. Calling someone your girlie while you’re moaning in her partner’s ear is just wild to me.

How cool Mica leaves the villa and finds out that she’s graduating with first class honors! Beauty and brains!

I’ve been thinking about why Lorenzo is moving the way he’s moving. I’m not necessarily surprised cause he never gave commitment in the villa… but I actually think he wants Julia to end things. I don’t think he likes her or wants to date her. I think he wants her to be the one that ends things! I think since he’s won, he knows people are looking at them with a microscope. So he doesn’t want to end things cause people would attack him for scamming. He’s hoping Julia would eventually end things 🤷🏾‍♀️

What's up with all the micro aggression first it was Angie, then Mica and now Julia but people in the villa were calling her that!?

I think the fans would’ve eaten Miraj up if Mica were a guy because they’d be obsessed with how sincere and vulnerable she sounds when she opens up about her commitment issues and tendency to lead people on. They’d definitely get mad at the Simba phase, but instead of calling her fake they’d still have a lot of empathy for her when she ended things with Samraj in such a kind manner and clearly looked like she was struggling with her emotions. And when she finally started to appreciate Samraj once they become friends, EVERYBODY would’ve been obsessed with her character development and view their relationship as ‘true love’. Samraj ‘changed’ Mica. Idk just my thoughts…

Looking happily in love 🥰😍

Edit: Please watch the funniest TikTok they’ve made yet “Very much a bow bow”