He was dumped from Love Island Australia on Wednesday night, following a shock double elimination alongside Ari Kumar.
And following his exit, Ronni Krongold has revealed some of the secrets behind life in the villa - including one thing that islanders are banned from doing once inside.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia on Thursday, the 21-year-old personal trainer confirmed: 'There's no smoking allowed, there's no vaping allowed.'
Speaking out: Following his departure from Love Island Australia on Wednesday night, Ronni Krongold has revealed some of the secrets behind life in the villa - including one thing that islanders are banned from doing once inside
Ronni admitted he regularly vaped prior to coming on the show, before adding: 'I'd see some of the producers with vapes.
'I'd go up [to them] when we were having lunch - when we eat lunch, we're not being filmed and they'd take our microphones off to change the batteries.
'During that time I'd go up and be like, "Please, can I have a puff? Please, I'm stressing!"'
He added that his request was swiftly denied.
While there has been a lot of steamy make-out sessions on this season of Love Island Australia, Ronni also claims that many raunchy scenes have been left out.
'There's a lot more stuff that went on inside that villa that just doesn't go on TV,' he said. 'It's not that anyone was having sex from day number one.
Saucy! While there has been a lot of make out sessions during this season of Love Island Australia, Ronni says much more saucier scenes were never shown on TV. Pictured: Chris Graudins kissing newcomer Zoe Clish this week
'But especially in the first week when there was no proper connections - everyone was kissing each other.
'Everyone was doing sexual movements on each other, like
