The 37-year-old Irish presenter has been slammed yet again for her annoying habit after last night’s episode. Laura entered the villa to host the recoupling and after being left on a cliff-hanger on Wednesday’s episode, fans were left even more frustrated by her hosting style.
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Stuck in slow motion
In last night’s heated episode of Love Island, viewers blasted Laura Whitmore for an annoying habit they had noticed before. Many of them were put down by how slow she was presenting the episode and only one recoupling had been done in ten minutes, reports The Sun. This comes after she was earlier slammed in the first episode of the show for repeating the same thing continuously.
Fans went to social media to get their frustration out and some of them wrote on Twitter:
Is Laura stuck on slow-mo #LoveIsland.
why does laura speak so slow and pronounce every letter?
Another chimed in:
LAURA YOU DONT HAVE TO REPEAT THE WORDS IN SLOW MO EVERY SINGLE TIME WE KNOW THE DRILL.
While a fourth added:
Laura talk faster ffs. Stop talking too slow.
Many fans even thought that Laura was talking to the Islanders like kindergartners.
Iconic Pink
While Laura was blasted for her hosting skills, the blonde beauty was on point with her hair and outfit. According to Manchestereveningnews, Laura chose the perfect look for her return and beautifully supported pink hair. Along with the pink hair she also wore a hot pink preloved leopard printdress which was once worn by pop icon Mariah Carey.
As she prepared herself to host the fallout from Casa Amor, Laura uploaded a cheeky video on her Instagram. She danced to the song ‘heartbreaker’ by Mariah Carey that fit rightly so for the occasion of Casa Amor recoupling. The dress that Laura wore was worn by the American diva for Vogue in 2000.
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