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Viewers shocked as Love Island’s Hayley asks what an earlobe is

Hayley Hughes on Love Island (ITV)
Hayley Hughes on Love Island (ITV)

Love Island viewers were left scratching their heads when contestant Hayley Hughes asked: “What’s an earlobe?”

The model has previously been criticised for saying she did not know what the word “superficial” meant, claiming to be clueless about Brexit and struggling to pronounce male contestant Eyal Booker’s name.

She caused another shock on Monday night’s episode of the ITV2 show, when she was asked to lick Adam Collard’s earlobe during a saucy game of Dare, and asked what it was.

“WHAT IS AN EARLOBE?!? This girl needs to go back to school,” one viewer posted on Twitter.

Another said: “Hayley genuinely asked what an earlobe was on #LoveIsland tonight. This just makes me want to cram the minds of my tiny children with AS MUCH KNOWLEDGE AS POSSIBLE.”

“”WHAT’S AN EARLOBE?” Are you actually kidding??” tweeted another person.

“Stop the world. I want to get off,” tweeted another stunned viewer.

Some people watching the reality series said they thought Hughes was pretending for the cameras.

“Is Hayley actually that dumb or is it just an act?” asked one.

“Why does Hayley think playing dumb is attractive?!? ITS JUST ANNOYING!” said another.

Love Island continues on ITV2.