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2nd September 2021
09:34am BST

Concerned about his mental health, Brett told his Instagram followers that he had managed to get some very personal details about his life ever from airing.
The 27 year old has praised the aftercare system now set in place for the islanders after concerns he raised with the psychiatrist were actually listened to.
Chatting to his friend and influencer Chelsea McGehee, Brett told her how he thought he had overshared to some of the islanders and as it was quite personal, he didn't want it on TV.
In an IGTV clip, Brett said: "There was one thing I was conscious of that I shared, I went to see production and said, “I’m really adamant on this not being shown please?
"They did what they could, they said, 'we’ve got the conversation, it’s not going to be aired, you’ve got nothing to worry about.'"
This was after he had spoken to a psychiatrist, something each of the islanders does while in the villa, telling them he was concerned for his mental health if it was to air.
He added that the producer's reaction to this gave Brett "peace of mind."
ITV boss Kevin Lygo recently spoke about the duty of care, saying: "With duty of care, I think improvements across the board have been made and we are the gold standard, Ofcom took our recommendations and made them what should be done."Explore more on these topics: