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Some dedicated Love Island fans have complained to Ofcom about Zara Lackenby-Brown's time on the hit show.
According to The Sun, some viewers have claimed Zara was a victim of 'alleged racism and bullying towards her'.
The publications reports a total of 122 complaints for the matter were recorded to Ofcom in recent weeks.
A total of 78 viewers also made complaints related to 'alleged manipulative and misogynistic behaviour from other contestants,' while 59 complaints accused contestant Tom Clare of 'alleged aggressive behaviour'.
The publication reports that Ofcam is not investigating the complaints.
Complaints: Love Island is 'hit with Ofcom complaints by fans over alleged racism and bullying towards Zara Lackenby-Brown' - despite the bombshell saying she has 'no regrets' about her time on the hit show
Zara also recently said she has 'no regrets' abut her time on the show, after being booted off.
An ITV and Love Island spokesperson told MailOnline on Wednesday that they have professionals on site to help support contestants if needed.
'We have dedicated welfare producers and psychological support on hand at all times who monitor and regularly speak to all of the Islanders in private and off camera,' they said.
They added: 'All the Islanders are therefore fully supported by the professionals on site and by their friends in the Villa.'
It comes after Zara insisted she was perfectly content with her entire time in the villa despite being left furious after Tom kissed Ellie Spence behind her back.
During an appearance on spin-off show Aftersun on Sunday, Zara was adamant she had 'no regrets' despite causing chaos on the show after she broke the news of Tom's dalliance with Ellie, 25, to her fellow Islanders.
On Monday, Zara fumed as she learned of Tom's kiss with Ellie just hours after the pair had decided to end their coupling.
When asked if she had any doubts about going straight for Tom by show host Maya Jama, 28, Zara responded: 'I regret nothing. Our connection was completely mutual. It's really intense in there, a day feels like a week.
Support: An ITV and Love Island spokesperson told MailOnline on Wednesday that they have professionals on site to help support contestants if needed. Pictured is host Maya Jama
'He really put his eggs in my basket at one point. What more could I ask for? Until he turned into Terrace Tom.'
However, she seemed
