Casey O'Gorman hits back at Love Island after being ‘roasted' on social media
Casey is a Love Island veteran who had some thoughts on the recent episode
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FORMER Love Island, Casey Gorman, star has hit back after the current ITV reality stars poked fun at him.
Earlier this year, Casey, 28, was crowned the winner of Love Island: All Stars, alongside Gabby Allen, 33.
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Casey O'Gorman got a mention on last night's Love Island episode
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His veteran status as a Love Island contestant was mocked by the Islanders
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The Love Island veteran and Gabby split a few months after their win, but Casey's name came up on Friday's episode of the current Love Island series.
He responded to a meme that was shared to the official Love Island account, that saw the current Islanders sitting around the fire pit when his name came up.
"Wasn't Casey on Love Island twice?" asked one of the stars.
Yasmin quickly snapped back: "No, it was three times, actually," as the other cast laughed in response.
Casey was surprised by the short video being shared to the Love Island account and sent its moderators a DM asking, "hahahahah ffs who runs this account?"
To which the unnamed moderator replied: "Wassup Casey?"
Love Island fans mocked Casey and his surprise cameo reference in last night's episode.
"Y'all messyyyyyyy," wrote one fan on X, formerly Twitter.
Another added: "Oops."
And a third wrote: "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA."
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Casey's mention on the show comes after Love Island bosses refused to rule out him making a fourth return to the ITV series.
Speaking to The Sun earlier this month, show boss Mike Spencer-Hayter was asked if he'd been banned from the show yet.
He replied: "I love Casey!
"I mean, we have had a lot of people come forward and say that if All Stars three happens, people want to be on it."
Casey first shot to fame as a latecomer during the 2023 winter series.
He then came back as a bombshell for the first All Stars spin-off in 2023.
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