LOVE Island has been engulfed in a dangerous new row as Ron Hall has been accused of gaslighting Lana Jenkins.
A brand of Oat Milk has waded in after fans thought the financial advisor was gaslighting the makeup artist over coffee.
Fans are in uproar over the way Ron, 25, acted after Lana, 25, pulled the financial advisor for a chat.
Viewers were raging after the makeup artist expressed that she was upset over Ron speaking to new bombshell, Samie Elishi, 22.
Users have now taken to social media to declare their outrage at the financial advisor for his treatment of the blonde beauty.
One fan said: "Get lost Ron. Your ‘in my eyes… just as pretty…’ patter is patronising gaslighting dross. My girl Lana is leagues above."
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Meanwhile, another viewer wrote: "Ron has been gaslighting the s*** out of Lana – she said I feel like you don’t fancy me and he didn’t even deny it!!"
And a fourth noted: "Ron is 100% a narcissist … gaslighting Lana all the time."
A fifth fan commented: "Get out Ron you absolute tool, stop gaslighting Lana."
This comes after another incident the Love Island: Unseen Bits show, Ron started laughing whenLana made a sensible suggestion about coffee.
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In the episode, Lana told the hunk she doesn’t drink milk, but Ron struggled to understand what she meant because she had oat milk in her coffee.
He told her that oat milk was still milk – leaving those watching at home very bemused.
But Oat drink brand Oatly cleared up any confusion over the conversation, saying: “We saw there was a bit of confusion in the Love Island villa around the difference between oat drinks and cow’s milk.
"We wanted to set the record straight before this gets to Casa Amor.
"After 25 years of making the stuff, we can categorically confirm that oat drinks come from oats, not from cows. And oats cannot be milked. Trust us, we’ve tried."
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