Millie Fuller takes swing at Love Island power couple, who she says have sex on TV ‘to win’

MEAN girl Millie Fuller has come off Love Island swinging — with her own theory on why certain people had sex on the show.

The show’s almost over for the Love Island crew, but Millie has gone out tossing a few “bombs” of her own.

LOVE Island mean girl Millie Fuller has come off the show swinging.

In her sights are the show’s power couple, Erin Barnett and Eden Dally, who she claims are “playing a game”.

Fuller went so far as to describe the couple having sex on the second night of the series as a way of Dally “marking his territory”.

Fuller was partnered with five guys during the show’s run.

“He is bloody thick,” Fuller said of Dally, a part-time prison officer.

“If you are good at playing the game, you have sex with someone (to win).

“I don’t think either of them are that worried about how they look having sex on TV, it wasn’t anything to them.

Erin Barnett was on the brink of fisticuffs with Fuller.

Barnett is among favourites to win Love Island.

Tayla Damir became an ally of Fuller.

Eden drew interesting criticisms from Fuller.

Damir is not “game playing”, Fuller says. Picture: Instagram

“They definitely wanted to come across as the power couple and they’ve run with that instead of actually being a couple that has gone through lots of trouble together and become a stronger couple — they have kept up this happy facade.”

Fuller, 24, who was partnered with five different guys during the season, was at the centre of much of the conflict throughout the season.

Her biggest rival, though, was Barnett, with whom she came to blows very early in the competition.

Barnett and Daly are favourites to win the competition in Thursday’s series finale.

“I remember after they had sex that second night, Eden saying no guy is going to want her now so she’d be like damaged goods,” Fuller claimed.

“I feel like he was trying to put his mark on Erin.

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“The feeling wasn’t really in having sex, it was more about putting his mark on who his girl was in there and the fact that no other guys would want her.

How Cassidy turned up at the Logies.

Cassidy is “fame hungry”, says Fuller.

“It is pretty egotistical, if you ask me.

“I don’t think he was emotionally invested — he was just thinking with his d--- and he wanted to reserve her in a way.”

Fuller is of course gunning for her friends, Tayla Damir and Grant Crapp, to win the series.

“I don’t think Tayla and Grant are playing the game,” she said.

“They’ve done really well to come through the other side of lots of arguments and built a relationship.”

Fuller also came out swinging against former contestant Cassidy McGill, who was originally partnered with Crapp on the show.

McGill last week revealed she has been the victim of nasty online trolls since the show, some telling her she should kill herself.

“Cassidy is a fame-hungry person,” Fuller said.

“She pulled out all the big stops just to get Instagram followers.

“She knows what she’s doing.”

Fuller wants to maintain a connection with Mark O’Dare.

Fuller’s last Love Island coupling was with model and university student Mark O’Dare, with whom she hopes to keep a connection after the show.

“I don’t want to push anything, but we are definitely interested to see where it goes,” she said.

“We are going to go on our first date when we get back to Australia.”