It's a Love Island myth at this point - do the Islanders get a day off in the villa? What do they get up to on Saturdays? How much do they get paid while they're in the villa?
The last question we already know - not so much for the normal series and quite a bit for the All Stars series.
Anyway, when we caught up with Love Island 2018 turned All Stars contestant Georgia Steel she spilled the tea on their down day - aka the day they get a break from filming - and revealed that the Islanders are separated and they have chaperons.
"We don't go out the villa. More or less the boys and the girls are split up and I totally understand that from a production point of view," she told us.
"They don't want relationships to maybe grow or for them to have conversations that they believe would be a huge benefit for the public to see, so they want to split you up.
"And you do have chaperones and they're making sure that you're not chatting about stuff that's regarding the villa or what's going on because obviously it's not on camera."
The iconic Islander, who is working with Heart Bingo, went on to tell us, "There would be hair cuts scheduled in, there'll be nails scheduled in.
"I'm very lucky, I don't wear extensions or anything, like a lot of the girls’ hair extensions would be coming out so they'd be getting refitted.
"eBay would come in and we'd be able to pick some bits from there to wear for the following days."
Everything about this 'day off' is making us want to apply for Love Island 2025. When we have a day off we're doing admin, running errands or sleeping. Meanwhile, this lot are getting their hair and nails done... Sounds like a treat tbh.
Georgia's confession comes after her co-stars Joanna Chimonides and Chris Taylor revealed that they were even treated to takeaways when the cameras stopped rolling.
"We had some banging down days at the beginning, sorry before you were there [Joanna].
"Where we'd get takeaways, we would semi be allowed to talk - we still had our microphones on we couldn't talk about storyline stuff - and we'd play the cereal box game.
"We had some good fun," Chris explained.
However it wasn't all fun and games as Chris added, "Some days we'd get haircuts, the girls would get their nails done and there wasn't really anytime to do anything.
"They'd put us to bed as soon as the sun went down. We'd just lay awake like, 'Okay, so we've been going to bed around 4 or 5am on most days but now I'm in bed at 10pm.'"
Asleep at 10pm? Omg get us in that villa ASAP.
And we can safely say that over the years things have definitely changed with the Love Island rules because back in 2019 - we spoke to Joanna and Amy Hart - they insisted that there was no time off from filming.
Amy said, "Saturdays isn't a day off. We don't have days off we have our microphones the whole time.
"Every day I was in there I was mic'd and filmed."
Joanna went on to joke, "We don't even get Sundays off. Weekends don't exist on Love Island."
Amy even went on to say that the producers are constantly listening to their conversations.
"One day I complained about something and the next thing I got called to the lounge and there was a medic there.
"I wasn't even that ill. I said, 'Sorry I didn't mean to call someone'.
"You have to be careful what you say."
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While Amy and Joanna didn't have time off during series five, it seems that the Love Island 2017 lot certainly did. During an exclusive chat with Closer Online, Marcel Somerville admitted that during series three they'd get a day off and go to the beach.
"During my time on the show there were a few times when we actually had a day off filming," he told us.
"So there was one time where there was a tropical storm outside and you couldn't film outside - and obviously Love Island is based on us outside in our trunks and swimsuits looking sexy - so we was inside chilling and playing games.
"[But] as the season goes on you're filming non stop and as you get later on into the season they do give you a day when you can go to the beach. Just so you're not confined to being in that place because you're pretty much confined unless you do a challenge or go on a date but you do get a beach day later on."
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He added, "They take you to a restaurant where there's food outside the villa - I think it's necessary if you've been there as long as I had been seven weeks.
"By the fifth week my mind was going 'I need to get out of this place.'"