Love Island's George Fensom is branded 'controlling and narcassistic' by ... trends now Love Island star George Fensom has been accused of exhibiting controlling behaviour and cheating on his ex-girlfriend. In a TikTok video created in December last year, the ex shared a series of photographs together that she captioned with her thoughts. One picture labelled him a narcissist, another called him a cheat and she claimed he 'has low standards because he's insecure'. In another post she claimed he 'constantly lied to others and made empty promises' and stated he was 'controlling over what she wore and put down her appearance.' While posted six months ago the video has resurfaced after it was revealed on Monday that George, 24, will be entering the Love Island villa on Monday. Accusations: Love Island star George Fensom has been accused of exhibiting controlling behaviour and cheating on his ex-girlfriend Narcissist: In a TikTok video created in December last year, the ex shared a series of photographs together that she captioned with her thoughts A source close to George told MailOnline: 'This is a totally inaccurate representation of who George really is and he is looking forward to viewers getting to know him properly when he is in the Villa.' Speaking ahead of his villa debut George, a business development executive from Bedford, said said of the three most important things he looks for in a partner: 'I want them to be passionate about something, whether it’s a job or enjoying trips to the zoo on Saturdays... 'I prefer a girl who is naturally good looking, and someone who has even more banter than me- although I don’t believe that’s physically possible. I think those three qualities make for a perfect mix in a partner.' When asked how his family would describe him, he went on: 'I’m the first person to bring the vibe up, I’m always dancing, I’m always the one who wants to go out. 'My go-to dance move is what I call the Dad Dance, I’m gonna bring dad jokes and dad dancing to the Villa.' Earlier this month, ITV announced their duty of care procedures, which includes giving the Islanders video training on topics including mutually respectful behaviour in relationships, controlling and coercive behaviour and language around disability, sexuality, race and ethnicity, and microaggressions. It comes after the last series was hit by hundreds of Ofcom complaints over 'toxic' behaviour from the female stars, with exchanges leaving their male co-stars in tears. Bosses have formally introduced a guideline asking participants to 'pause' their social media accounts for the duration of their time on the show. This is to ensure the stars and their families are 'protected from the adverse effects of social media.' Cheat: One picture labelled him a narcissist, another called him a cheat and she claimed he 'has low standards because he's insecure' Standards: She claimed he had low standards compared to the high standards she had Accusations: In another post she claimed he 'constantly lied to others and made empty promises' Concerning: She stated he was 'controlling over what she wore and put down her appearance' Finances: She claimed he would never offer to pay for anything and 'begged' for money Love Island's duty of care protocols in full - ahead of the summer series The full duty of care process is outlined below: Pre Filming and Filming - Registered mental health professional engaged throughout the whole series - from pre-filming to aftercare. - Thorough pre-filming psychological and medical assessments including assessments by an independent doctor, psychological consultant and reports from each Islander’s own GP to check medical history. - Potential Islanders are required to fully disclose in confidence any medical history that would be relevant to their inclusion in the Villa and the production’s ability to provide a suitable environment for them. - Managing cast expectations: detailed explanations both verbally and in writing of the implications, both positive and negative, of taking part in the series are given to potential cast members throughout the casting process and reinforced within the contract so it is clear. - Cast are told they should consider all the potential implications of taking part in the show and work through this decision-making process in consultation with their family and those closest to them, to ensure they feel it is right for them. - Senior Team on the ground have received training in Mental Health First Aid. - A welfare team solely dedicated to the Islanders both during the show and after. Aftercare - Bespoke training on dealing with social media and advice on finance and adjusting to life back home. - A minimum of eight therapy sessions will be offered to each Islander when they return home. - Proactive contact with Islanders for a period of 14 months after the series in which they have appeared has ended, with additional help provided where applicable. - We encourage Islanders to secure management to represent them after the show and manage them should they choose to take part in other TV shows, advertising campaigns or other public appearance opportunities. - Bespoke training on dealing with social media and advice on finance and adjusting to life back home. - A minimum of eight therapy sessions will be offered to each Islander when they return home. - Proactive contact with Islanders for a period of 14 months after the series in which they have appeared has ended, with additional help provided where applicable. - We encourage Islanders to secure management to represent them after the show and manage them should they choose to take part in other TV shows, advertising campaigns or other public appearance opportunities. Advertisement This year's inclusion training will consist of conversations chaired by BCOMS (Black Collective of Media in Sport) founder Leon Mann MBE with DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) consultant Hayley Bennett, disability specialist Shani Dhanda and broadcaster Sean Fletcher. First introduced in 2022, these discussions will tackle topics including inclusive language and behaviour, creating safe spaces and being a good ally. Love Island season 10 will kick off on Monday and ahead of the launch show, fans have been invited to play their part by choosing which Islanders should be coupled up at the start. The public can vote for free on the Love Island app when voting opens on Thursday morning at 8am. It will close on Friday evening at 9pm. On Monday, the first Love Island stars to enter the villa next month were revealed. Beautician Ruchee Gurung, 24, from Sutton, semi-pro footballer Tyrique Hyde, 24, from Essex, and actress Molly Marsh, 24, from Yorkshire are joining the villa. Following on is 'fun, flirty and chatty' Catherine Agbaje, 22, a Commercial Real Estate Agent haling from Dublin, while upping the hunk factor on the show is French model Mehdi Edno, 26, who producers are said to be will be the next Davide Sanclimenti, Glaswegian model Ella Thomas 23, is also set to bring her award-winning looks to the villa along with gas engineer Michel Taylor, 26, from Sheffield. The next contenders for love include London-native Jess Harding, 22, who is an Aesthetics Practitioner and economics graduate and clothing brand entrepreneur Andre Furtado, 21, from Dudley. MEET THE ISLANDERS Ruchee Gurung NAME: Ruchee Gurung AGE: 24 FROM: Sutton OCCUPATION: Beautician WHY ENTER THE VILLA? I'm single and looking for love, and it's the perfect opportunity for me to find someone. I'm a relationship kind of girl, but so far it's not worked out for me. WHY DATE ME? I'm really caring, when I'm with someone I'm all about them. I'm also really loyal and love doing nice things for the people that are special to me. My love language is gift giving, so I'm a real giver when it comes to relationships Tyrique Hyde NAME: Tyrique Hyde AGE: 24 FROM: Essex OCCUPATION: Footballer WHAT WILL YOU BRING TO THE VILLA? I'll bring vibes, confidence, good energy and honesty. I don't sit on the fence, if I have an opinion I will speak up. I'm also not afraid to go after what I want CLAIM T0 FAME? Toby Aromolaran is one of my best friends, we grew up together and were in the same class at school Molly Marsh NAME: Molly Marsh AGE: 24 FROM: Yorkshire OCCUPATION: Actress WHY LOVE ISLAND AND WHY NOW? I think it's ideal timing and the perfect way to find someone. I don't go out and party and I don't use dating apps, I'm actually quite old-fashioned, so there's no better way to meet someone than by going into a Villa in the sun with the potential 'one' in there. George Fensom NAME: George Fensom AGE: 24 FROM: Bedford OCCUPATION: Business Development Executive HOW WOULD YOUR FAMILY DESCRIBE YOU? I'm the first person to bring the vibe up, I'm always dancing, I'm always the one who wants to go out. My go-to dance move is what I call the Dad Dance, I'm gonna bring dad jokes and dad dancing to the Villa.' Catherine Agbaje NAME: Catherine Agbaje AGE: 22 FROM: Dublin OCCUPATION: Commercial Real Estate Agent HOW WOULD FAMILY AND FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU? Someone who is fun and a loving character. They know I have so much love to give. I'm always smiling, I'm always happy, I'm always laughing. You'll always see me with a smile on my face.' Mehdi Edno NAME: Mehdi Edno AGE: 26 FROM: Bordeaux/London OCCUPATION: Communications Manager/Model ARE YOU READY TO FIND THE ONE? Yes. I've been busy for the last few years with work, and doing my Masters degree but now I'm done with the busy schedule, and ready to find love. THREE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO HAVE IN A PARTNER? Looks are important but they aren't everything, a good sense of humour and someone who is outgoing and up for an adventure is what I'm looking for. NAME: Ella Thomas AGE: 23 FROM: Glasgow OCCUPATION: Model WHAT'S YOUR CLAIM TO FAME? I've been in a Headie One and Burna Burna Boy music video and I was once an extra in World War Z. I was 12 years old when I filmed it and got to meet Brad Pitt which was cool. WHY SHOULD SOMEBODY DATE YOU? I'm the whole package, I know what I want in life and I've got a big heart. Mitchel Taylor NAME: Mitchel Taylor AGE: 26 FROM: Sheffield OCCUPATION: Gas engineer WHY SHOULD SOMEBODY DATE YOU? I thrive on being a gentleman. I'll shower you with flowers, I'll take you on dates, I'll fill your bedside drawer with your favourite sweets and chocolate. I've been single, I've had my fun and now I want to settle down. WHY ARE YOU SINGLE? I'm just really picky. I've got to find the girl that I want to marry and have kids with. I'm nearly 27, I don't want to play the field anymore, I want to find the one. Jess Harding NAME: Jess Harding AGE: 22 FROM: London OCCUPATION: Aesthetics Practitioner WHY ARE YOU SINGLE? Because every boy is giving me the ick at the moment. I feel like it's fate because I'm saving myself for Mr Right in the Villa! WHAT GIVES YOU THE ICK? When a guy stunts for money, that's an ick. Showing off all their designer clothes because most of the time they're probably fake anyway! Another one is when a boy runs for the train and the train goes without him. Lunch Boxes also - just go to Tesco and get a meal deal! Andre Furtado NAME: Andre Furtado AGE: 21 FROM: Dudley OCCUPATION: Economics graduate and clothing brand entrepreneur WHAT WILL YOU BRING TO THE VILLA? I'm charming, I'm going to bring good looks and some language lessons. I'm going to teach the other Islanders Portuguese, Spanish and a little bit of Creole. I think I've got every slice of the pie. DO YOU FALL IN LOVE QUICKLY? I would say I fall too quickly to be honest. When I look at beautiful ladies, before I've said hello to them I've already fallen in love. I'm already planning the wedding. All rights reserved for this news site (dailymail) and under his responsibility