Montana Brown has revealed some of the more unlikely stars she's had pop up in her DMs, since rising to fame on Love Island in 2017.
The reality star, 25, told Cosmopolitan UK that she's had some 'odd' celebrities send her messages in the past, including rappers Tyga and Chris Brown, and even veteran actor David Spade, 56.
During the interview, Montana also detailed her experience Love Island villa, and offered her advice to this year's lineup ahead of the new series, which begins on Monday.
Surprising: Montana Brown, 25, has revealed some of the more unlikely stars she's had pop up in her DMs, since rising to fame on Love Island in 2017
Detailing her brief brushes with stars, Montana revealed: 'I've actually had some very odd people slide into my DMs. I'm just going to say it.
'David Spade from 8 Simple Rules. Chris Brown slid into my DMs. That was… sweet. Tyga slid into my DMs once upon a time.
'Who else? I'm ratting them out here, sorry guys. I think we'll leave that there.'
Eye-catching! The reality star said she's had some 'odd' celebrities send her messages in the past, including veteran actor David Spade (pictured in December 2020)
Sending virtual love: Montana added that rappers Tyga (left) and Chris Brown have also popped up in her DMs in the past
Montana went onto discuss her time in the Love Island villa, and explained tha despite fans' claims scenes are pre-planned by bosses, she said producers didn't have much input on her time in the villa.
She said: 'They didn't really have that much input, no. They had specific input on me because I kept singing songs and they didn't have the licensing for so they kept pulling me up on it.
'But apart from that or telling me to ''shh'', they didn't really have much input into conversations. We didn't need it - we were very drama filled all by ourselves.'
Offering her advice to this year's lineup, Montana added: 'Enjoy yourself, live in the moment. Don't pretend to be anyone else, because uniqueness will be your superpower.
'[Afterwards] take your time to adjust - the normal feelings of coming off of a show like that when your life gets flipped upside down is paranoia and anxiety and fear of going out in public.
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