Gymshark pulls LoveIsland's Indiyah Polack 'for a chat' following controversial Pretty Little Thing snub
Love Island fans have slammed controversial fashion retailer Pretty Little Thing for 'using' contestant Indiyah Polack for social media engagement before announcing they'd instead collaborated with her co-star Gemma Owen.
Gymshark's official Twitter account also had Indiyah fans excited when they later added, "Btw we already slid in the dm, we just wanna make sure she sees it". Despite this, Indiyah - who was noted for her sense of style while in the villa - still won the public poll after having received thousands of votes.
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