Every Islander Must Pass an STD Test
Love Island star Scott Van-Der-Sluis has opened up about a personal test that all contestants on the show are required to take before entering the villa. The 22-year-old goalkeeper, who has appeared on both the UK and US versions of the hit reality show, revealed in an interview with Vicky Pattison that hopeful singles have been axed from the show after failing their STD tests.
Strict Screening Process
In a candid chat on Vicky Pattison's podcast, Scott detailed the rigorous screening process that every Love Island participant must go through. He explained that contestants are required to undergo a medical examination, including blood tests, to ensure they do not have any sexually transmitted infections. Scott emphasized the importance of not entering the villa with any health issues, stating that he had heard stories of people being prevented from joining the show due to failing their tests.
The revelation left Vicky Pattison surprised, as she realized that her previous reality TV experiences, such as Geordie Shore, did not include such strict health screenings. Scott's interview provided insight into the behind-the-scenes preparations that Love Island contestants undergo before entering the villa.
Life After Love Island
Despite his experiences on the show, Scott mentioned that he would eventually return to his normal job as a goalkeeper. However, he acknowledged the exciting opportunities that have come his way since appearing on Love Island and expressed a desire to make the most of them while still young.
The interview with Scott Van-Der-Sluis on Vicky Pattison's podcast shed light on the less glamorous aspects of participating in Love Island and highlighted the importance of health and safety measures in reality TV.
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