Good Morning Britain presenters criticised for 'interrogating' Love Island contestant over his sexuality

'Interrogating someone about their sexuality on TV? He shouldn't be forced to say or label himself as anything. Let him live'

Michael brands Amber's behaviour as"childish" after the beauty therapist heckled his date with Maura.Mollie Mae wasn't happy when Tommy seemed interested in new girl Maura, and wasn't afraid to let the boxer know how she felt.Lucie tearfully stood up for herself after Amy accused her of not spending enough time with the girls.

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