Giorgio Calls Out Love Island Men for Disrespecting Women

Love Island 2025 keeps the drama coming, but the recent happenings have shifted the spotlight from romance to something much deeper—respect, or rather, the lack of it. Recently dumped contestant Giorgio Russo has raised his voice against the male Islanders, calling out their questionable actions and sparking discussions about toxic behaviors within the villa.

Plus, the arrival of new bombshells and unexpected eliminations just keep the tension alive. Here’s the latest on the unfolding chaos in Mallorca.

Giorgio’s No-Holds-Barred Opinion on the Guys’ Attitude

On his recent appearance on Love Island: The Morning After Podcast, Giorgio didn’t mince words when criticizing the male contestants for how they’ve treated the girls. He specifically took aim at Harry, Harrison, and Dejon, questioning their maturity and principles. He expressed his disbelief, saying,

“What kind of life are these guys living? They really have no idea what it means to respect women.”

At 30 years old, he mentioned his sister, mom, and nan as key influences on how he thinks women should be treated. He was particularly shocked by the boys’ antics during Casa Amor and even advised younger Islanders like Tommy and Harrison to “take a breather” amidst their quick changes in loyalty, cautioning them about the potential motives of the new bombshells.

The Aftermath of Casa Amor: Dumpings and Drama

The fallout from Casa Amor was harsh, with six Islanders sent packing in a shocking twist. Original contestants Giorgio and Emily found themselves dumped after being left single, along with four newcomers from Casa Amor who weren’t able to couple up. Emily, clearly heartbroken by Tommy’s decision to partner with bombshell Lucy, described her departure as a “blessing in disguise” during her exit interview.

Meanwhile, the villa is gearing up for even more chaos with rumors of Catarina Pita’s arrival, a stunning footballer known as the “ultimate bombshell.” Producers are reportedly hoping she’ll bring “maximum drama” to the already charged atmosphere.

Viewer Outrage: Toxic Masculinity Called Out

Fans have voiced strong criticism of this season’s male Islanders, labeling their actions as “manipulative, gaslighting, and narcissistic.” Some even argue that the show should serve as a warning to young women. Giorgio’s remarks are in line with this backlash, especially regarding Tommy’s quick switch to Lucy, which was fueled by a leaked voice note suggesting Lucy might have strategic motives.

With Shakira and Ty now established as the “most compatible” couple, another dumping is on the horizon. They’ll have to choose between Harrison and Lauren, Tommy and Lucy, or Conor and Emma, setting the stage for more confrontations. Additionally, Catarina’s arrival could further shake up the already fragile relationships in the villa.