Love Island star Tanyel Revan has lifted the lid on a secret feud with a fellow islander.
Tanyel, 26 - who was dumped from the villa last week – has taken a brutal swipe at co-star Tanya Manhenga as she called her out for going behind her back.
The reality star appeared on Looking For Lewys YouTube channel this week when she was presented with opinions that other contestants in the South African villa were meddling in her romance with Jordan Odofin.
Lewys said: “Everyone had so much to say, when no one had anything to say about anybody else’s relationship.”
Tanyel then replied: “I know. It was only when I got out I saw it and I’ve heard it from friends and so many people messaged me like ‘oh my god have you seen what they did to you.’”
“I’m shocked and disappointed. I want to speak to Liv when she comes out and have that conversation face to face.
“The same with Shaq, to be honest I loved him like a brother in there but I just think he tries to look out for people but goes about it the wrong way and it’s not his place.”
She then moved on to Tanya, saying: “And with Tanya, I don’t think she meant it bad but she shouldn’t have said anything.
“She was my friend in there she shouldn’t have said anything.”
Tanyel’s latest feud revelation comes days after she revealed she was “hurt” by islander Olivia Hawkins ' behaviour, and has plans to confront her.
Tanyel had heard that Olivia, 27, made "comments" about her prior to her departure. She had been told such by Samie Elishi, 22.
Viewers saw Olivia make a comment in response to Tanyel saying she hoped someone new would come into the villa for her, amid then-partner Spencer Wilks, 24, leaving.
Following that remark - which she later said was a joke - Olivia said whilst Tanyel was out the room: "Why was she so worried about new men when Spencer hasn't even left yet?"
Tanyel said whilst on BBC Radio 1Xtra that she feels "hurt" by her situation with Olivia, but suggested that she hopes they can discuss the situation together in the future.
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