"The boys and girls are separate at lunch and dinner," Alexandra continued, "and we have chaperones, and we're not allowed to speak to each other because they don't want the plotline to go any further. And they won't film us eating because it's not attractive."
Speaking of filming, the singles may interact with production, but the same can't be said for the camera crew. "There are no cameramen visible to the Islanders unless one slips up and you see them in the bushes," Alexandra revealed. "There are cameras just posted around the villa, that's it."
It's the opposite when it comes to filming confessionals in the "beach hut." According to the former contestant, "It's literally just a camera and a producer's voice is coming out of the camera asking you questions. So, you're just sitting there, staring at a weird camera."
Should these cameras catch any of the Islanders without their clothes on, consider that it might just be laundry day—or, in their case, laundry week.
"Laundry, you would put in a bag on your day off, and then they would send it out and you would get it a week later," Alexandra added. "And if an islander went home, then they wouldn't get their clothes."
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