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Published 12:15 13 Sept 2021 BST

The Love Island reunion was not well-received on social media, and Whitmore has since responded to some of the backlash.
On her Instagram stories, the presenter responded to a DM, which accused her of asking "invasive questions".
Whitmore then said that the islanders see the questions before they go on air.
She wrote: "I believe in choice, so nothing is ever asked without permission.
"I only ask questions that are pre approved by the compliance division.
"A lot of meetings happen before I see the script and then I can add my voice."
Laura also addressed fans who asked why Kaz and Tyler were interviewed from their table, rather than the main couch.
Addressing this, Laura said: "We invited Kaz to sit with Toby for his exes segment but she didn't want to and it's her choice to make.
"Everything is run through with the islanders beforehand. It's all about choice."Explore more on these topics:

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