Former Love Island contestant Maura Higgins recently opened up about her past relationship with Curtis Pritchard on the popular reality show. In a podcast conversation with Paul C. Brunson, Maura expressed that she did not consider her time with Curtis as a genuine relationship, revealing that she ended things over the phone, lacking the courage to do it face-to-face.

Maura described their connection as not significant and emphasized that there was no real bond between them. Referring to their time together as more of an “agreement,” Maura agreed with Paul’s characterization.

When asked if Curtis perceived their time together as a relationship, Maura doubted it, stating that she couldn’t imagine him viewing it that way. She clarified that their dynamic lacked love and that their busy schedules post-show further proved that there was no deep connection between them.

Maura, known for her fiery entrance on Love Island in 2019, first showed interest in Tommy Fury before coupling up with Tom Walker. Her relationship with Tom ended dramatically after he made an inappropriate comment about her, causing a public confrontation.

Despite their fourth-place finish on the show, Curtis and Maura’s romance did not stand the test of time. Curtis went on to participate in subsequent Love Island series, while Maura ventured into hosting roles and gained popularity in the United States.

Fans resonated with Maura’s candid revelations about her past relationship, with some expressing admiration for her honesty. Additionally, there were calls for Paul to interview Jasmine Muller, a current Love Island finalist, praising Maura and anticipating further insights from the reality TV stars.

Jasmine, like Maura, has been a polarizing figure on Love Island, known for her outspoken nature and willingness to confront her fellow contestants. Her actions on the show have divided viewers, with some supporting her assertiveness while others siding with her partner, Kavan Murphy, portraying her as a controversial figure.