TVTV NewsLove IslandEXCLUSIVE: Love Island series 13 star Lorenzo Alessi left partner Jasmine Muller bemused after making comments about her shortly after meeting in the iconic villa14:21, 02 Jun 2026Lorenzo Alessi has been given some guidance after landing himself in hot water not once but twice with his Love Island partner Jasmine Muller.‌Just hours after their initial meeting in the iconic villa, business owner Lorenzo not only labelled his partner, fashion business owner Jasmine, as "promiscuous" but also a "sassy b***h".‌Jasmine rejected both descriptions and urged him to call her a "baddie" instead, but when Lorenzo voiced his reluctance to use "baddie", she highlighted that it was worrying if the earlier offensive term felt more natural to him.‌Reflecting on the cringeworthy moment, series seven and All Stars series one favourite Kaz Kamwi suggested he needs to start engaging his brain before speaking.She explained: "I like Lorenzo so much but we need to stop putting that foot in mouth. I just find him so intriguing. I don't want him to go home but I would love to have a megaphone be like 'we quickly need to decide what we're going to say before we speak', reports OK!.‌Lorenzo's dubious choice of words isn't the only element of the programme which has set tongues wagging, as for the very first time the sexy singletons arrived at the villa during the evening.The islanders typically make their entrance in their most stylish swimwear, but on this occasion Maya Jama greeted the cast after dark - something which Kaz admits she wishes she'd experienced.‌The reality star added: "I loved the night time entrances and the boys and the girls coming in together. Those lucky girls got wear sexy outfits and didn't have to worry about their makeup melting in the sun."At the conclusion of Monday's (June 1) episode, two fresh bombshells Yasmin Hadlow and George Knight made their entrance and were handed a secret task by host Maya - to select two Islanders for departure from the villa within 24 hours.Beyond the launch night surprise, Executive producer Lewis Evans had previously hinted that additional twists await audiences as series 13 unfolds over the coming eight weeks.Article continues belowHe said: "The challenges will be different, you'll also see that in the villa we've got a new space where there's more beds, [and] with more beds comes more bombshells."Fans will have to wait and see which two unlucky Islanders get sent home by Yasmin and George and how will their decision shake up the villa?Love Island airs nightly on ITV2 and ITVX at 9pmChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Love Island